Opinion

As the situation worsens or improves, choices will have be made regarding the types of societies we would like to see in the future.

If Covid-19 has taught us anything it is that we can do things differently.

We must embrace this chance and act now to create healthy cities in which everyone feels safe to leave their house, whether they walk, cycle, or hop on a bus or train.

Helping health and care workers is admirable, but when governments find good news stories in prisons in the midst of crisis, we should ask questions.

Millions of adults in the UK are currently experiencing, week by week, day by day, hour by slow hour, social isolation, in a way that they never have before.

How is it that politicians can be caught out making serial mis-statements and still end up in charge?

Will the government follow the lead of Clement Attlee or George Osborne and David Cameron?

We receive no government or NHS funding. Around 80p in every pound we spend every year comes from traditional fundraising like skydives and cake sales. Lockdown stopped them almost overnight in one of the busiest fundraising periods of the year.

We are not all suffering in the same way, and we are not all united: rich and poor; able bodied and disabled; weak and strong.