NHS Test and Trace may fail without a decent income for all workers who...
The TUC estimates that 2 million employees will have no sick pay if required to self-isolate and is calling for urgent legislation to extend statutory sick pay to...
Warning that vulnerable are at risk over Government’s confusing Coronavirus message
Charities have warned millions of vulnerable people are being put at risk over the Government's "mixed and confusing" coronavirus advice.
A group of leading healthcare...
BAME nursing staff experiencing greater PPE shortages despite COVID-19 risk warnings
Amid warnings that BAME nursing staff may be disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, an Royal College of Nursing survey reveals that they are...
Dentists to be allowed to reopen from 8th June
The British Dental Association (BDA) has welcomed news the government has given the green light for the restoration of routine care services in England,...
Government launches Test and Trace system
From Thursday, anyone who tests positive for coronavirus will be contacted by NHS Test and Trace and will need to share information about their...
Understanding Hidden Hearing Loss and How to Address it
It can be frustrating for people who struggle to hear everyday sounds and conversations to undergo a hearing test and have it come back...
Biggest step forward in Coronavirus treatment says Health Secretary
Matt Hancock has confirmed that the government will be trialing the antiviral drug, remdesivir on NHS patients.
Speaking at the Downing Street Press Conference he said:
"There’s already...
North hit harder by COVID19 and effects will last longer
COVID19 is hitting the North hardest with its effects likely to last longest in the region particularly in deprived urban areas according to University...
More than 5% of Britons have had Covid-19
Between five and six per cent of Britain’s population had been infected with Covid-19 by the last third of April, according to a new...
2 metre rule could be reviewed
The UK’s two metre social distancing rule could be relaxed according to medical director of Public Health England Yvonne Doyle, speaking at a science and...