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Coronavirus: Cases rise because people have ‘relaxed too much’
England’s deputy chief medical officer has said the rise in coronavirus cases is of great concern - that people had “relaxed too much” over the summer, urging young people in particular to stick to physical distancing rules.
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‘A silver lining to the big, black cloud’: allotments during lockdown
On 24 March, UK allotment holders woke to a different world. Lockdown added new challenges but also new rewards. Many found new solace, sanctuary and community spirit over the course of the summer.
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Our nation faces a crucial fork in the road – we must choose the right path
What decision will we make? We can either choose to build the biggest and best lifeboats to sail people to safety – or risk many more being swept into destitution if we do not invest enough to keep them afloat.
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Do you often feel that money disappears from your account? Leaving you wondering where and how you spent that money or would you like to save an extra £100 per month for something special?
‘A silver lining to the big, black cloud’: allotments during lockdown
On 24 March, UK allotment holders woke to a different world. Lockdown added new challenges but also new rewards. Many found new solace, sanctuary and community spirit over the course of the summer.
Treasury announces £85m for rough sleeper accommodation
An extra £85m has been announced by the Treasury to provide emergency accommodation for 5,400 rough sleepers who have been placed in hotels in England for the duration of the pandemic.
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- Renters facing eviction: tell us how the end of the eviction ban has impacted you
- Hancock added to anti-Muslim hate with distancing claims, says government adviser
- Why lockdown was the plot twist that libraries needed | Krystal Vittles
- Dorset's art deco cinema jewel returns to its 1930s splendour
- Councils back Rashford and pledge to provide school meals over holidays
- The sad demise of social housing since Thatcher | Letters
- Marcus Rashford: public rallies behind campaign to end child food poverty
- London is the wild west of the global property market – and it needs a sheriff | Simon Jenkins