In response to judicial review proceedings issued by the Good Law Project and EveryDoctor, the UK government has admitted that fifty million FFP2 masks purchased as part of a £252 million contract “will not be…
Two weeks ago, Thailand emerged in the endless global coronavirus news cycle with good news; the Southeast Asian country reported no new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, the 16th of July. In fact, for a country…
On the 30th of July, Donald Trump pinned a new tweet to the top of his twitter page: “With Universal Mail-In Voting (not Absentee Voting, which is good), 2020 will be the most INACCURATE &…
Sharon Chau examines the reasons why Asian countries have contained COVID-19 more successfully than the West.
Ellie Redpath talks about her experiences after participating in the Oxford vaccine trials.
Oxford’s pubs took a variety of approaches to re-opening on July 4th to ensure effective protection for staff and customers, but many are still yet to re-open.
Results from the Phase I/II trials for ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, the vaccine developed by scientists at The University of Oxford’s Jenner Institute and the Oxford Vaccine group, have been published today in scientific journal, The Lancet.
‘Whilst I still have far to go to work on my own conflicting feelings of pride and shame, pride this year has revealed to me just what there is to be proud of in this network of incredible people and mutual support, with an incredible history and a wealth of creations to explore.’
Emily Carr explores the effect of an online Pride.
Music-making in all its forms has been affected by the pandemic. This is particularly the case for music therapy charities working with people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and/or sensory issues, for whom a…
Alessandro Giacometto looks at the profound effects exams can have on students and teachers, and how the pandemic has provided a unique opportunity to look for change.