What the papers said: Week ending 4 December 2020 In the world of Covid 19, progress is being made in production of three vaccines. Much discussion now about who is to receive the vaccine first, and … [Read more...]
Faith, hope – and fish
What the papers said in the week ended 28 November 2020 As this week comes to an end there is news that some aspects of Christmas will be spared from Covid-19 restrictions. While there are some … [Read more...]
Yet again, the poor will suffer
What the papers said in the week ending 20 November 2020 Headlines have continued to reflect on a chaotic world as seen from the UK: A fall out between favourites close to the Prime Minister led … [Read more...]
Hopes and Hesitations
What the papers have said in the week ending November 15 This week England is locked down for the second time – with a hoped-for end December 2nd – but we are not sure that it will be deemed safe to … [Read more...]
More (or less) of the same
What the papers said in the week ending 7 November 2020 This is the week when the people of the USA have voted in favour of a Democrat, Joe Biden, to become President in succession to Republican … [Read more...]
Politics, poverty, and pets
What the papers said in the week ending 31 October 2020 Two extremely important political developments during the week have significance for people of all ages: The Equality and Human Rights … [Read more...]
Conference Call: Care Homes Update
We have started a second series of Conference Calls. The most recent on 20 October 2020 was an Update on Care Homes. This is a brief Report of what was said. YOUR INVITATION to the next Conference … [Read more...]
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