Access to food has emerged as a key issue for older people during the coronavirus pandemic, with more than half of over-65s struggling to access the food they need, according to a new poll from the older people’s charity, Independent Age.
Attempting to contact such peoples during the coronavirus pandemic would almost certainly have been a death sentence for many, says Survival International.
Britain Yearly Meeting, the national organisation of Quakers in Britain, has furloughed a significant number of staff in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
In the light of speculation on the re-opening of schools and colleges, the leaders of the National Education Union have called on the Prime minister for clarity on how the Government will make such a decision.
It is estimated that 76 of the world’s poorest countries are due to spend $18.6 billion in 2020 on debt payments to other governments, $12.4 billion to multilateral institutions and $10.1 billion to external private creditors – $40.6 billion in total.