Front Pages
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| Originally published | 1979 |
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| ID | 2912831 |
About Front Pages
Front Pages is an illustrated novel of the real world created by the painter Nancy Chunn. Every day of 1996 Chunn claimed as an artistic canvas the front page of the New York Times. . . .
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Headlines: '7,500 nursing home deaths" and the British vaccine hopes
A Warning from the clinic bosses That supplies of certain protective clothing could go out this weekend features A Number of Saturday's Front Pages .
The Guardian reported on what he describes as what has changed, its guidelines for the NHS workforce in the face of scarcity. The Paper Says That The Changes include the plastic-aprons - Leaves doctors and nurses for fear That more of them can get sick.
The Independent website, in the meantime, has seen, warns a leaked E-Mail, the run, most will be familiar, from the dresses, which takes place over The Next few Days -
The Daily Mirror a bleak picture of the health Minister, Matt Hancock ' s supplied in response to questions about protective clothing Yesterday , in which he told MPs he wished he could wand to "wave the magic" and "PSA falling from the sky". It is clear, The Paper Says That , while doctors and nurses are left "almost helpless".
'Squandered'In an editorial, The Mirror Says the England had time to prepare for the Outbreak , But it is wasted on "installation instructions" Minister "wasted" to get a decisive chance in front of The Game . A Whitehall source tells The Times That the lack of clothes is down to the government's failure to stockpile enough equipment.
The Daily Telegraph leads on The Number of suspected deaths caused by coronavirus in nursing homes. Care England told The Paper came up with the estimate That of a "sounding" of the three and a half thousand apartments, which she represents.
In an editorial, the Telegraph, Says the elderly in nursing homes " deserve protection and treatment - and if you don't get it, we need to know why."
The Daily Mail , the I on the weekend, The Sun and the Daily Express calling all lead to the hope for a Vaccine to British scientists could be in September.
The Express Says Britain is the "tip of the spear in the global race" - a team of researchers at the University of Oxford thought That the country is the "best hope".
The Times , points out That , if you are successful, sites are the biggest manufacturing of the Vaccine would be in China and India. The Paper quoted a biologist, Says the UK. If the UK wants to make millions of doses of a Vaccine , not more, he Says , it is "in The Game ".
That is one of The World 's best darts player was forced to withdraw from a virtual tournament hailed as The First live sports shown in the UK since all the events were cancelled due to the coronavirus.
The former world champion Gary Anderson was in the hope to compete in The Professional Darts Corporation, home of the tournament Live From his Living Room the previous Night But moved, as he is The Internet connection in his home in rural Somerset to slow. "I was there", "it's really frustrating".
His broadband provider, BT, has not responded to a request for comment.
Source of news: bbc.com