...on in-person banking. MailOnline has the story. Repeated national lockdowns appear to have accelerated a shift to online banking for many customers. But there are growing concerns over the impact...
...Quite the turn around. https://twitter.com/devisridhar/status/1396438505665007618 Of course, you cannot point this volte-face out to Sridhar as she has a disconcerting habit of blocking her critics online. Her tweet of March 26th...
...number of schools have also decided to take action by closing early or by moving again to online teaching. The Guardian has the story. “It is an absolutely grim situation...
...will have to wear masks and socially distance indoors, regardless of their vaccination status. The order comes after the CDC recommended indoor masking again. “Coronavirus: Sydney extends lockdown by month...
...used the pandemic to scale back their service” – Talking on GB News, Mark Dolan takes aim at university chiefs using Covid as an excuse to continue online ‘learning’. https://twitter.com/GBNEWS/status/1424467712932200454...
...first lockdown last year, the NHS moved GP appointments to online and telephone to limit face-to-face consultations. Number 10’s “stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives” messaging put people...
...week said he was not aware of plans for households to be prevented from mixing as part of a ‘Plan C’. With cases rising in past days and weeks, there...
...24 hour period than most of us will in a lifetime in order to arrive at Cop26 and preach that we must all change our lives forever,” Dan Wotton writes...
...people’s risk is from Covid. We continued imposing population-wide restrictions, including the closures of schools and university campuses, and moving to online-only teaching, even when it became clear that these...
...a surge in fraud and online sexual abuse. The author – David Spencer, a former Metropolitan Police officer and the head of Policy Exchange’s Crime and Justice department – also...
