Global carbon emissions see ‘historic declines’ as energy use slumps
The International Energy Agency predicts 8% drop in carbon pollution from energy as the world reels from coronavirus.
BAME workers should be risk-assessed amid Covid-19 concerns
The official guidance says ethnic minority workers are being ‘disproportionately affected by Covid-19’.
NHS ‘increasingly frustrated’ as deadline for 100,000 tests ends today
NHS trust leaders believe they have done all they can to support the national testing effort so far but are increasingly frustrated.
Coronavirus UK – Wetherspoon’s is making plans to reopen in June
The pub chain said around 43,000 staff, more than 99% of its workforce, have been furloughed in the face of the pandemic.
Advances in artificial intelligence will lead to the outsourcing of parenting within 30 years
Advancements in artificial intelligence will render parents as “obsolete as floppy discs” within 30 years, with computers taking away the burden of raising children, one of world’s leading experts in psychology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has claimed.
Trump sets out to do the impossible
Looking to deflect attention the President said the US will shortly be able to carry out five million coronavirus tests per day.
The Chancellor has picked the wrong moral hazard
Rishi Sunak has two competing moral and economic issues at play, but has he picked a fight with the wrong one?
WHO puts global networks on alert over rare illness in children
It follows an alert shared with NHS trusts and GP groups by NHS England asking medics to remain on high alert for signs of the disease.
Twitter reacts to the birth of child number….
It's a happy day for them.... Except for the brief period when she was in Labour.