Covid: Pressure to reopen schools continues, and Moderna jab 'works against variants'
BBC News Published 1. No guarantee schools will reopen before Easter The government will give a timetable for when pupils in England can go back to school "as soon as we can", Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said - but there's no guarantee schools will reopen before April's Easter break. Amid concerns for children's education and wellbeing - as well as parents saying they're "knackered and confused" by home schooling - the PM said he understood why people want a timetable, but that he doesn't want to lift restrictions while the coronavirus infection rate remain "very high". In a Downing Stre...