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Last modified on Sat 29 May 2021 03.13 EDT Maybe we will come to measure out the pandemic in Tulleken time. The identical twin brothers – and practising doctors – Chris and Alexander (Xand) van Tulleken have had a busy year; they have rarely been off our screens for long. Respectively, they are a virologist at University College hospital, London, and an experienced public health doctor with years of experience on the frontline of disaster zones. The pair would doubtless have been comm...

| 13 January 2021 The BBC’s Lockdown Learning – which the broadcaster says is the biggest educational service in its history – has seen a sharp increase in viewers across all its slots. With the UK in a third national Covid-19 lockdown, schools and educational establishments are closed for the foreseeable future. Lockdown Learning brings together BBC Two, CBBC, BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and online to deliver a new education offer to children, teachers and parents. On TV, Lo...

As part of the education programming, shows that were recorded in April – including Our School, Celebrity Supply Teacher, Art Ninja and Operation Ouch – will be aired on CBBC for the first time in an attempt to fill the gap left by school closures. The daily five-hour package of programming that includes BBC Live Lessons and BBC Bitesize Daily will air across CBBC and BBC Two has been described as a “lifeline” for parents who, after a government U-turn, face months of home schooling. Th...

The BBC has said it will deliver the “biggest education offer in its history” for young people as schools across the UK shut under new lockdown rules. Prime Minister Boris Johnson plunged England into its third national shutdown on Monday, while schools are also currently closed to most pupils in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. From next week, CBBC will offer three hours of primary school programming from 9am, while BBC Two will support...

BBC to broadcast educational TV lessons every day during lockdown The programmes cater for pre-schoolers, and primary and secondary pupils The BBC is launching Bitesize Daily on Monday (Image: BBC) Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice....

Common Sense Networks Announces 2021 Launch of Sensical, New Streaming Platform for Kids Ages 2-12 With a mission to set a new standard in childrens digital media, the ad-supported service thoughtfully filters for quality through a rigorous and proprietary rubric and evaluates content based on the most comprehensive child development research available. [via press release from Common Sense Networks] COMMON SENSE NETWORKS ANNOUNCES 2021 LAUNCH OF SENSICAL, NEW STREAMING PLATFORM FOR KIDS AGES 2...