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Health
The evidence to date suggests that it is uncommon for children to transmit the new coronavirus. Widespread antibody testing is required to fully understand this issue. Read
Health
It depends on your specific circumstances. Read
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The ONS found there was no evidence that the rate of infection differed by age, but being infected doesn’t necessarily mean you become ill. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
People can be supported by the state in lots of ways, by employment, benefits or pensions. Read
Health
We’ve been asked whether parents can meet people from other households with their child. This is not currently allowed. Read
The interview was about changes to how child sexual abuse is prosecuted Read
Health
Keir Starmer was right, in one way, to say that deaths in care homes were rising. In another way, Boris Johnson was right to disagree. Read
Health
There is different guidance on this depending on the circumstances. Read
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Boris Johnson was incorrect to say government guidance had not said it was ‘very unlikely’ that people in care homes would get the new coronavirus Read
Health
Initial reports suggested some people would be expected to return to work on Monday rather than Wednesday. Read
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