The Latest Breaking News from Pandemic

Shock mobility is a response to acute disruptions like natural disasters, wars, pandemics or economic crises.

Tree-changers opting for a rural lifestyle can get a bad rap for not managing their properties well. The COVID-19 pandemic prompted thousands more city-based Australians to buy property in the regions. So will this lead to more absentee neighbours who, in the eyes of some, don’t know what they’re doing?

California schools districts are largely on track to spend billions of dollars in pandemic aid before their 2024 deadline — with much of the funding targeting summer and after-school learning — but questions persist over how well the money is being spent to help students make up ground academically, researchers…

The Department of Health's legal representative Fiona Scolding KC told the Covid Inquiry that different decisions may have been made with hindsight, as the probe continued its examination of the years leading up the pandemic

Health department and Cabinet Office make opening statements on second day of first module

Fiona Scolding KC, representing the Department of Health, said the Government was often faced with a choice between ‘hugely unpalatable options’.

The second day of the Covid Inquiry public hearings included representation from Sage

Ex-PM claims MP on committee should resign hours before release of damning report into Partygate lies

Grades will still be higher than the last set of summer exams pre-pandemic, but things are returning to normal