The move comes amid mounting concern in the UK govt that Covid-19 cases are rising rapidly again, after restrictions were eased & the public was encouraged to return to work and socialise.
With the British public service broadcaster facing controversies this year, new chief Tim Davie looks to crackdown on social media use and push for impartiality among staff.
Instead of trying to compel workers to return, Johnson should look for ways to nudge employers & workers to stick to their cities. There are potential gains from the work new trends.
Johnson, who has been pushing to get Britons back to work & school, had decided to ease some restrictions in northwest England. The policy has now been reversed.
The new approach comes after the UK ditched plans to develop its own contract tracing app in favour of implementing a version based on technology from Apple and Google.
UK PM Boris Johnson said now is the time to build the bedrock for the academic futures of their children, and added the risk of them suffering badly if infected, was very small too.
The government borrowing figure at the end of July stood at £227.6 billion higher than the same month last year, according to the Office for National Statistics data.
A record 72.4 per cent of women were employed at the end of last year in the UK, and a reversal of that trend has implications deeper than equality goals.
Getting kids back into school after the summer break will be critical to getting their parents back in office. But it isn't just economics; a study found 28% of UK children felt lonely.
Drunk on the Kool-Aid of India’s imminent Vishwaguru status and the Madison Square Garden rallies, we’re convinced that our obnoxious behaviour will be accepted wherever we go.
FM adds that AI-assisted technologies should be adopted in all districts to bring development & highlights importance of collaborative ecosystems in tech innovation.
To be truly functional and durable, even eternal, a state doesn’t just need a leader, a party or an ideology. It needs functional and robust institutions.
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