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School attendance higher than first lockdown
The increase in pupil numbers is driven in part by children without laptops being allowed to go in.
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School attendance higher than first lockdown
The increase in pupil numbers is driven in part by children without laptops being allowed to go in.
Only 1% of UK university professors are black
Out of 23,000 professors in UK universities only 155 are black, official figures reveal.
Schools may reopen region by region, says adviser
Top medical adviser suggests schools in England may reopen region by region after lockdown.
Parents' stress levels 'rise with lockdowns'
Many parents struggle to meet their children's needs during the pandemic, say researchers.
Oxford tackles threat of antibiotic resistance
Oxford says the "public cannot get enough of experts" with a ?100m donation for antibiotics research.
Extra ?40m for students in rent protests in Wales
Hundreds of Wales' university students threatened strikes for paying for empty rooms during Covid.
IT shortfall could 'lose a generation' of pupils
A charity fears for children who cannot access online learning during the coronavirus lockdown.
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School attendance higher than first lockdown
The increase in pupil numbers is driven in part by children without laptops being allowed to go in.
Only 1% of UK university professors are black
Out of 23,000 professors in UK universities only 155 are black, official figures reveal.
Schools may reopen region by region, says adviser
Top medical adviser suggests schools in England may reopen region by region after lockdown.
Parents' stress levels 'rise with lockdowns'
Many parents struggle to meet their children's needs during the pandemic, say researchers.
Oxford tackles threat of antibiotic resistance
Oxford says the "public cannot get enough of experts" with a ?100m donation for antibiotics research.
Extra ?40m for students in rent protests in Wales
Hundreds of Wales' university students threatened strikes for paying for empty rooms during Covid.
IT shortfall could 'lose a generation' of pupils
A charity fears for children who cannot access online learning during the coronavirus lockdown.
Only 1% of UK university professors are black
Out of 23,000 professors in UK universities only 155 are black, official figures reveal.
Schools may reopen region by region, says adviser
Top medical adviser suggests schools in England may reopen region by region after lockdown.
Parents' stress levels 'rise with lockdowns'
Many parents struggle to meet their children's needs during the pandemic, say researchers.
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