Reported to be thriving well, a very good afternoon. We are going straight to holyrood. Nicola sturgeon has just started speaking about the potential easing of lockdown measures. Lets listen in. This is intended to ensure that our piece of Easing Restrictions insensible in light of the challenge we continue to face from the Delta Variant. H to face from the Delta Variant. I will also confirm that certain mitigations such as the mandatory wearing of Face Coverings will remain in Place Notjust now but in all likelihood for some time to come. It is important to stress that measures like the continued wearing a Face Coverings are important, not just to give added protection to the population as a whole, but also to give Protection And Assurance to those amongst us who are particularly vulnerable and who previously had to shield. Lifting all restrictions and mitigations right now would put All Of Us at greater risk, but in particular, it would make it much more difficult for the most clinic
a painting by vincent van gogh, has been shown to the public for the first time, after being kept in a french family s collection for years. good evening. when children in england return to the classroom the week after next, many of them will have missed nearly half a school year because of covid lockdowns. today, the government has announced an extra £400 million on top of £300 million announced last month for what s being described as a catch up programme. out of that, £302 million will be for primary and secondary schools to spend on their most disadvantaged pupils. another £200 million is for expanded tutoring programmes. and a further £200 million will be set aside for extra face to face summer schools for some secondary pupils. teaching unions and heads have described the extra cash as a good start, but say there needs to be a longer term strategy. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has been to two schools in the west midlands. a haven for children as familie
The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand (PSNZ) is forming a national Education Advisory Group (EAG) to ensure educators and participants involved in PSNZ’s pharmacy education and training have an opportunity to discuss and provide feedback on educational .