New Statesman
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| Editors | Jason Cowley |
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| Total circulation (2018) | 35,637 |
| First issue date | 1913 |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Company | GlobalData |
| Based in | London |
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| ID | 968412 |
About New Statesman
The New Statesman is a British political and cultural magazine published in London. Founded as a weekly review of politics and literature on 12 April 1913, it was connected then with Sidney and Beatrice . . .
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Headlines: Virus "approaching the climax, and the praise for the fundraiser "heroes"
Several of the Thursday, Newspapers will carry the hope of the UK to reach the summit of the Corona Virus epidemic is.
Quote Prof Chris Whitty on The Number of cases, "flattening", The News means that the UK will soon be able to make final plans for the lifting of the lockdown measures.
The Daily Mail , meanwhile, has a strong account of the impact of coronavirus is with nursing homes.
Six of the 18 residents in Philia Lodge care home in Peterborough, died in just 10 days. Around 85% of the family carers are either sick, or had to isolate himself, after contact with infected residents.
The Daily Mirror believes health Minister Matt Hancock .
It asks why the Tests of the residents and their support staff wasn't done it before and writes, it is impossible to see how the government of their promise to achieve this can make.
The Daily Telegraph highlights concerns that hospital patients who tested positive for Covid-19 are more homes to be discharged into foster care.
welfare associations and municipal leaders, because many houses do not have the resources to vulnerable and elderly residents safe.
The Daily Mail welcomes the government's decision.
But The Mirror is heavily about the idea of awarding staff a badge, the - by you as "incredible".
The Newspapers give a mixed reaction to the health Secretary of "badge of honor" for family caregiversThe Sun suggests an alternative path to the recognition of The Work of NHS staff.
to risk your courage, your health on each layer should not be forgotten, when the disease is defeated, says The Paper .
"day after day these men and women make England proud. "
Several papers praise for Tom Moore to wear the army veteran, has raised more than £10m for the NHS to walk round his garden.
The Daily Express says the country is "in awe", while you would thank an apt way to, the 99-year-old for his efforts.
The Times , is concerned to help the government scheme, small businesses will not come to help, for Enough of them, and The Money is not Getting Through Fast Enough .
- and calls for the Chancellor to follow in Switzerland and Germany, through the guarantee of 100% of the loan, rather than 80 percent as is currently the case.
The Financial Times reported, America's allies, after he abruptly financing of The World stopped-health-Organization .
, say, only punish the most vulnerable for Covid-19. would
Writing for the online edition of the New Statesman , Emily Tamkin recognizes that WHO has made mistakes, and their relationship to China is worthy of examination - But , says The Body .
Princess Anne was in an Interview with Vanity Fair before her 70th birthdaySome of The Papers , the information to one of his rare Interviews of The Princess Royal, in which she warns that the younger generation of royals against re-invent The Wheel when It Comes to their duties.
The Daily Mail Princess Anne says in The Interview with the help of Vanity not to be used to change to be Fair, the traditional concept of charity work, although not only, to a specific Person.
During the conversation in front of her 70th birthday, she also says she finds it hard to understand why people get sucked in screens and devices. Life is to short, to be honest, it closes.
Source of news: bbc.com