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Covid: Can the UK avoid lockdown? And the toll on nurses' mental health
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning. We'll have another update For You this evening.
1. Can the UK avoid a Europe-style return to lockdown?Sharply rising Covid infection Rates - prompting fresh restrictions and lockdowns - in parts of Western Europe have triggered fears the UK could follow suit. But our health correspondent Nick Triggle hears from scientists who say there are plenty of reasons To Believe Britain will escape the worst of what is being seen on The Continent . Here's.
2. One in Three Musicians earning zero after pandemicNine in every 10 musicians was surviving on less than £1,000 a month, with even after restrictions on live events were lifted this summer, according to UK charity Help Musicians. The Music Industry is one of The Last sectors to recover from the pandemic, it says, with its survey of 929 people in August suggesting 83% of professional musicians were unable to find regular work.
3. Ministers meet again to discuss measures in Northern Irelandlater to consider ways to curb the spread of Covid-19, with the health minister having warned that hospitality businesses may have to close over Christmas. During a meeting on Monday, ministers were unable to agree on messaging surrounding working from home or dealing with any rule breaches.
4. 'Most People in the NHS, they are sad'The number of people leaving the nursing profession is at its highest rate since 2017, with 13,945 quitting between April and September this year, according to the Nursing and Midwifery Council. " We're all just crashing and Burning Out , " says Emily Moorhouse, who quit Her Job in A& E to go into community nursing. and tells us how people's messages of support can help NHS staff cope.
5. 'Wonky' Christmas Lights return with a Covid twistA Blue Angel , a two-legged " reinduck" and a grumpy penguin are among the Christmas Lights in Newburgh, Fife, which lets primary school children design a new display each year. In 2020, Covid lockdowns meant organisers were unable to raise cash to pay for a new feature. But thanks to media coverage and subsequent donations from around the globe,
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