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When will it be the right time to ease lockdown? asks ROSS CLARK Ross Clark Replay Video UP NEXT But with the number of people receiving vaccinations hitting 10 million the consensus is beginning to break down. There is growing division over how and when our third national lockdown should end. Taking a prominent role in the debate is the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, who is understandably concerned about the enormous damage it has done to the economy. When Britain went into its firs...

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DINERS in Southampton bought more than 300,000 discounted meals through the Government’s month-long Eat Out to Help Out scheme, figures reveal. For three days a week in August, people could buy a half price meal at outlets that signed up to the scheme and save up to £10 per person. The initiative, which saw people flock to pubs, restaurants and cafés across the UK, was largely hailed a success by the hospitality sector but has since been criticised over claims it encouraged further sp...

Primary schools may be first places to reopen after lockdown, Public Health Wakefield says Primary schools may be among the first public spaces to fully reopen when lockdown restrictions are eased again, Wakefields director of public health has suggested. Thursday, 4th February 2021, 12:30 pm Anna Hartley said it was likely the government would take the country out of lockdown more gradually than last year. Covid data released on Monday showed the Wakefield districts infection rate is hovering ...

Sunak worried country with 9,000 dying per week putting too much emphasis on the science 4th February 2021 THE chancellor is concerned that Britain, where 9,000 lives are lost to Covid each week, is foolishly delaying economic recovery by concentrating on the virus.  Rishi Sunak worries that scientists are ‘moving the goalposts’ to try and cut infections, hospitalisations and deaths from their sky-high level and are losing focus on reopening shops.  He said: “All of a su...

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The bind they are in now is tighter than ever. With the U.K. vaccination roll-out seemingly on schedule, there is increasing hope that a spring reopening with coronavirus restrictions in place will be followed by a summer somewhat, somehow, approaching normal trade. But the longer the government withholds news of financial support extensions that will get them to that reopening, the sooner restaurants will have to assume that those extensions aren’t coming. People will lose jobs. Doors will c...

The very first coronavirus story we covered was an article debunking online speculation that two people had tested positive for COVID-19 in the New QEII Hospital in Welwyn Garden City. That was on January 30. By the middle of February, we were questioning schools in Hitchin and Stevenage who sent pupils on skiing trips to Northern Italy throughout the half-term break. Almost overnight, news organisations across the country were ripping up potential front pages on guinea pig sanctuaries or new h...

McDonalds superfan self-isolating in North-East makes Big Mac vape flavour A NORTH-EAST man has created a McDonalds vape flavour to "scratch the Big Mac itch" after isolating through the pandemic.  David Sykes, who has been self-isolating with his mum in a remote part of the region due to preexisting health conditions, has made his own Big Mac flavoured vape liquid after finding himself 30 miles away from the nearest McDonalds.  The 32-year-old freelance software developer moved from M...

People eating out in the Richmond area bought nearly 300,000 discounted meals through the Governments month-long Eat Out to Help Out scheme, figures reveal. For three days a week in August, people could buy a half price meal at outlets that signed up to the scheme and save up to £10 per person. The initiative, which saw people flock to pubs, restaurants and cafés across the UK, was largely hailed a success by the hospitality sector but has since been criticised over claims it encouraged...