During the pandemic, the government awarded thousands of contracts to private companies, spending billions of pounds of public money. They covered everything from personal protective equipment (PPE) - ...
Millions of people are set to lose Covid-19 pandemic-era benefits this fall. The expiration of these programs, which were created by Congress in the early years of the pandemic, will strip away ...
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The Government has been told that “far more work is necessary” to respond to the Covid Inquiry’s recommendations on emergency preparedness. Chairwoman Baroness Heather Hallett has told Cabinet Office ...
The Scottish Government “had no real strategy” for the pandemic in the early part of 2020, the UK Covid-19 Inquiry has found. Baroness Heather Hallett released a more than 700-page report on Thursday ...
The Voluntary Repayment Scheme for those who claimed financial support they didn’t need or weren’t entitled to during the ...
Scientific advisors to the Government during the Covid pandemic failed to reveal they received over £200million in grants from one of the world's biggest pharmaceutical investors, a report reveals.
UK music festivals and other live events are to be protected by a government-backed insurance scheme if they have to cancel because of Covid. It will begin next month with a £750m budget to cover ...
With litigation pending and venues still dealing with show cancellations, health risks, and revenue loss due to the ongoing pandemic, NME spoke to concert promoters, the SBA, and the National ...
Anna-Louise Marsh-Rees believes Wales should stop collectively as a nation on Sunday, even if it is just for a minute, to remember those lost Families who lost loved ones during the Covid-19 pandemic ...
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