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Issues associated with them, and in early january we hope to have the first tranche of data that will give us some indication as to whether the systems are decreasing infection rates and over the forthcoming school year we will get a better understanding of the impact. so school year we will get a better understanding of the impact. 50 in understanding of the impact. so in terms ofjust _ understanding of the impact. so in terms ofjust the _ understanding of the impact. so in terms ofjust the tec...

Some might have had to switch to online learning at very short notice so for me i know a lot of teaching unions have been saying the same thing. why are we having inspectors going into schools to check the quality of education when quite frankly right as we have just been hearing pupils and staff getting tested right now to make sure they can get back to school are surely got to be the priority. lets leave some things for later this month. what about ventilation? 7000 ventilation units funded by...

Particularly in key areas like teaching? in the united states it has been reduced to five days if there is a negative test. if you are asymptomatic and you test you dont necessarily know which number of days it is since you have had it so do you think there could be scope to shift the boundaries here? you might think the education secretary has been very clear. he trying to find ways of moving the system in favour of teaching the schools at the moment. hes looking for small wins. ventilation uni...

Out 7000 ventilation units across schools. that is kind of a longer term issue. in terms of where we are now, what is the priority for you? known for 18 months that ventilation is absently essential, sage said that back in the summer of 2020 so this is not new for the government, theyve just completely failed to do any proper planning around this and obviously they have belatedly now recognised that they need to do something and what 7000 purifiers across hundreds of thousands of classrooms in e...

Maximises the chances of keeping schools open despite the growing numbers of omicron cases. have a listen to cabinet office minister stephen barclay explained the rationale this behind the decision. we are working with the teaching profession, on a temporary measure in terms _ profession, on a temporary measure in terms of— profession, on a temporary measure in terms of facemasks, which we will review_ in terms of facemasks, which we will review on_ in terms of facemasks, which we will review ...

Schools, with the government saying that they will be funding for 7000 ventilation units. professor mark mon—williams from the university of leeds is leading a trial of air cleaning equipment in 30 schools in bradford. welcome, thank you forjoining us. can you tell us how that trial is working? what is being done, and are you able to deduce anything from its impact yet? you able to deduce anything from its im act et? ., ., , , ., impact yet? there are two bits to the trial, impact yet? there a...

Washing — and outside air and over time the washing tends to reduce the effectiveness of the mask but again something is better than nothing so if you _ something is better than nothing so if you are _ something is better than nothing so if you are wearing a washable mask and you _ if you are wearing a washable mask and you do— if you are wearing a washable mask and you do wash it quite a few times over several — and you do wash it quite a few times over several months that are still tfett...

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Everest COVID infections on the rise Exhausting ascent American Puwei Liu, 55, "suddenly passed away," at Camp 4, after suffering snow blindness and exhaustion during his ascent, said Sherpa guides of Seven Summit Treks.  Swiss climber, Abdul Waraich, 41, had scaled the summit but died later of exhaustion, said the firm as bad weather closed in. "We sent two additional Sherpas with oxygen and foods, unfortunately, Sherpas couldnt save him," Chhang Dawa Sherpa posted, referring to thin, high-...