Front Pages
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| Originally published | 1979 |
| Genres | Exhibition Catalogue |
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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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Many of the Front Pages -the highlight of The Letter , written by Boris Johnson - sent to every household in the country This Week , Warning that the coronavirus crisis will get worse before it gets better.
describes The Message as "strong," while the says the "gloomy" The Letter emphasized that the United Kingdom is facing a national emergency.
it is the First Time in decades that a Prime Minister has written to every household, for their help against a Common Enemy .
focuses on the comments of a leading government Advisor, has warned that the UK must continue to be in full Lockdown Until June , the worst effects of the pandemic.
Prof Neil Ferguson says he believes, "Can be optimistic" for the current restrictions Lifted , and suggests that if they, "the people would probably be still wondering to force some social distance for months more".
The Paper says, the Cabinet sources have indicated that there are two criteria that must be met before the government ended the Lockdown - "The Number of new cases is stable or falling, and the medical intensive-care capacity in the NHS hospitals should not be exceeded".
The title page of claims, allies of Boris Johnson have "On China " about The Crisis , Beijing's behavior during the pandemic, a "reckoning results argued finally," in the relations.
the Ministers and senior Downing Street officials angry" about what is described in the email were", as "China's disinformation campaign is trying to exploit The Situation for economic gain, and cruel Animal Rights ".
the former Conservative leader Iain Duncan-Smith, says of the Nations "lame kow-towing" to China for too long and once we got clear of the pandemic, "it is imperative that we rethink all the relationship".
Many of The Papers include the personal stories of some of those in the forefront of The Fight against The Virus . Saleyha Ahsan - who is an a& E doctor in Bangor, North Wales , has said that it is the scariest place you ever worked.
you previously saw the conflict In Syria as a captain in the army, but says, "now, if I had the impression that most of the fear".
"is It because this is home. There is no plane out of here," she told the newspaper.
An anonymous doctor working in a hospital in London a diary of your week. Describe the "never ending flood" of patients and say they are being forced "to play God", because of the "frightening lack" of equipment.
Derbyshire police said the man had suggests with the collection of the Blue Lagoon in "against the current statement of the British government"Finally, the enforcement of social distancing "sank to new depths", as the police poured black dye into the water at a "beauty spot", to make it look less attractive.
The Paper says Derbyshire police acted after receiving reports of people, The Virus limitations, breaks through the gathering in the sunshine at the Blue Lagoon in Buxton , to decide, and the officers, it should be the cloudy, Black Lagoon for the duration of the suspension.
Source of news: bbc.com