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Prime Minister Boris Johnson during his visit to Nissan plant in Sunderland Brace, brace, brace. That’s the mood among Labour MPs as they face what many believe will be another by-election defeat, this time in Batley. But it’s also the mood among some Tory MPs right now, as they prepare for the much more important prospect of a Covid third (or is it fourth?) wave.  You always know something is up when our prime minister strikes a cautious tone, and today he carefully planted the seed of the idea that ‘Freedom Day’ may not in fact mean the total liberty that many had been hoping for.

Politicians are showing utter disregard for children's welfare Forcing children to wear masks in classrooms when no one has bothered to calculate the risk is unconscionable. 30 April 2021 • 4:27pm This has been a week of darkness and despair - coming on the back of a dark and despairing year - for those concerned with child welfare in this country.  First there was the news reported on Wednesday that Public Health England has not - ever - considered the “dis-benefits” of the Government’s masks in class policy, instead palming off that duty to the Department for Education.  DfE have,...

Tory MPs Call For NHS Staff To Get More Than Proposed 1% Pay Rise Downing Street has refused to rule out giving health workers a one-off Covid bonus. Tory MPs have urged ministers to think again and pay NHS staff more than the controversial proposed 1% pay rise. More backbenchers broke cover on Monday to demand a rethink amid a backlash that has seen anger from unions and warnings of strikes by health workers in England. It came as Downing Street refused to rule out giving NHS staff a one-off Covid bonus for their work battling the pandemic, which has stretched the health service to its limit...

Her comments came as families in England prepare to send their children back to school next week.

Hundreds took to social media to express their relief that months of juggling life Schools also congratulated 'exhausted' mothers and fathers for their endurance Ofsted chief inspector said it has left many families stretched 'to breaking point' She said it had been a 'sticking plaster' that had left children bored and lonely' Childcare.co.uk CEO said it 'could lead to greater skills in other areas' for youths