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The Queen promised us that better days would surely return, so we all did our bit: stayed at home to help out. But Cummings drove miles to Barnard Castle to check out his eyesight, then thousands flocked to the beach to check out the sunlight.  While Black Lives Matter gained momentum and made headlines; and the Premier League football returned to empty stadiums. Dishy Rishi told us: Eat Out to Help Out, students took to the streets over exams fiasco to shout out. Schools eventually reopened a...

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The hospitality sector has shared its outrage over claims that it was to blame for the rise in coronavirus infections last year. It has called for a designated minister to help support it better going forward.

Happy New Year to you all. I hope you were all able to enjoy a restful Christmas after what was a very difficult year.

Fashion Editor Martha French speaks to a friend about her professional experiences in the beauty industry over the past year

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, Devi Sridhar has been a voice of bracing clarity and urgency. I first interviewed and profiled the Edinburgh professor of global public health last October, discussing the false choice between “saving the economy” and “saving lives”, and we spoke again following the announcement of the second national lockdown. Following the imposition of a third lockdown, we spoke once more on how the UK can escape perpetual crisis. The UK, not for the first time, h...

THE fierce and at times ill-tempered debate in recent weeks over the extent to which various sectors of the economy should be open amid the…

Getting into a relationship in the middle of a global pandemic isn’t at the forefront of most people’s minds. However, for some lockdown was the perfect opportunity to find a new partner. And if you are one of the few who managed to get into a relationship whilst the world was in chaos then you’ll know there are a certain number of things that relate to lockdown relationships, and only these relationships. This is not about couples who have been together for three years and then locked do...

A lack of state capacity cannot explain our Covid failures We must examine how a series of bad judgment calls have made Britains crisis far worse than it needed to be 7 January 2021 • 7:00pm “You are going to learn more about your government and your society in the next few months than you learned in the last couple of decades.” Those words were written by Hong Kong-based journalist Mike Bird on March 11 last year, just before western governments started taking Covid-19 seriously. So wha...

When the coronavirus runs rampant, mutations and new strains are more likely. That may be what happened in the UK. awoodward@businessinsider.com (Aylin Woodward) © Dan Kitwood/Getty Images A woman stands a crosswalk in London, England, on October 15, 2020. Dan Kitwood/Getty Images All viruses change over time. The more people a virus infects, the more chances it has to mutate into a new variant. So countries in which the coronavirus is spreading more widely are more likely to...