100,000 deaths

 NHS Providers comment

BMJ comment failure of policy

BMA Twitter, video comment

Royal College of Nursing

Hotel Quarantine rules

 AOA Airport operators response

Airlines Uk

Business Travel Association

ABTA reaction

Covid UK government reports January 2021

How to self isolate when you travel to England - 22nd January

Financial support for voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations to respond to coronavirus (COVID-19) 22nd January 

£800 fine for people who attend house parties.21st january

COVID-19 vaccines rolled out to people aged 70 years and over from today- 18th January

Government publishes plan for the largest vaccination programme in British history- 11th January

New TV advert launched stay at home - 10th January

Regulatory approval of COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna- 7th January

First people to receive Oxford University/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine today- 4th January

Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation: advice on priority groups for COVID-19 vaccination, 30 December 2020

Covid social science research January 2021

ifs Deaton review of social inequalities impact of COVID
The Impact of the November 2020 English National Lockdown on COVID-19 case counts

Perspectives from the front line: the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on BME communities. This report finds that the effects of longstanding health and socio-economic inequalities and institutional racism lie behind the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on people from black and minority ethnic (BME) backgrounds. It distils the findings of a research study into the underlying factors. It is based on interviews with BME NHS leaders, clinicians, community organisations and service users, and a survey of more than 100 members of the NHS Confederation’s BME Leadership Network.

Covid-19: pre-existing health conditions and ethnicity

 Race Disparity Unit  The aim of this analysis is to provide further evidence of the role of pre-existing health conditions in ethnic inequalities in diagnosis, deaths and survival from Covid-19

Housing First Pilot: effects of the pandemic
This report focuses on the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the Housing First Pilots and service users, reporting findings from weekly calls during the lockdown period. Ministry of Housing

Better housing is crucial for our health and the COVID-19 recovery - Health Foundation.

Young people leaving care, practitioners and the coronavirus (COVID 19) pandemic: experiences, support, and lessons for the future. CASCADE, Cardiff University

Work Foundation report on unemployment

Who is excluded from the government's Self Employment Income Support Scheme and what could the government do about it? IFS

Government ignored BAME in vacinne rollout - Runnymede Trust https://www.runnymedetrust.org/blog/press-release-this-government-has-neglected-black-and-minority-ethnic-communities-in-its-roll-out-of-covid-19-vaccines

Autistic children mental health crisis durng lockdown - Ambitious about Autism

Teenagers' mental health under severe pressure as pandemic continues 

Lockdown January 2020- papers and reaction

A joint statement from the UK Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) recommending that the UK COVID-19 alert level move from level 4 to level 5. January 4th 

Prime Minister announces national lockdown

Address to nation 4th January

Contingency framework primary schools 1st January 2020

Working parents must not pay the price for the government’s last minute approach on schools and coronavirus-TUC 

CBI

Federation Small Businesses 

British Chambers of commerce.  reaction to business support 

British Retail Consortium

Save the Children comment on home schooling

Joseph Rowntree foundation comment on the digital divide

National Education Union
press statement 4th January
Call to close schools 4th january
Twitter campaign

UCU union 5th January

30th December statement
statement 17th December