Covid-19 (Coronavirus)

New measures to help primary and secondary pupils catch up

Children in England are set to benefit from a £1 billion Covid “catch-up” package to directly tackle the impact of lost teaching time, the Prime Minister and Education Secretary have confirmed.

New code provides support to shops and local firms planning their future recovery with their landlord.

The British Consulate in Jerusalem has a small amount of programme funding to support an NGO in providing assistance to vulnerable elderly people in the OPTs.

The government has immediately authorised the NHS to use the world’s first coronavirus treatment proven to reduce the risk of death.

Clinical researchers will begin human trials of a new coronavirus vaccine developed by researchers at Imperial College London.

Clinical researchers will begin human trials of a new coronavirus vaccine developed by researchers at Imperial College London.

New funding confirmed for local authorities to help those struggling financially as a result of coronavirus.

Local authorities across England have been allocated a share of £300 million to support the new Test and Trace service

Following the rapid expansion of coronavirus testing, the UK reached the 200,000 capacity target on Saturday 30 May, including capacity for 40,000 antibody tests a day

Shops in England selling non-essential goods will be able to reopen from Monday 15 June, the Business Secretary confirmed today, thanks to continuing progress in meeting our 5 tests.

Over 130 charities are set to benefit from £6 million of government funding to allow them to continue their work supporting rough sleepers during the pandemic.