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Covid: Pandemic planning questioned and early Christmas shopping boosts retail
Here are five things You need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning. We'll have another update For You this evening.
1. UK government wasn't ready for Covid, report findsThe government lacking detailed plans on shielding, job support schemes and school disruption, according to a report by spending watchdog The National Audit Office. It says planning had centred on a flu pandemic or infectious diseases such as Ebola, and not an illness with the characteristics of Covid involving a lower mortality rate but The Ability to spread via people with no symptoms. The government says the pandemic presented unprecedented challenges to health systems around The World .
2. Early Christmas shopping lifts October retail salesIt seems people may have heeded warnings to do their Christmas shopping early, in light of supply problems caused in part by the pandemic. People spent more on clothing and toys in October, with, according to The Office for National Statistics, with some retailers suggesting early Christmas trading boosted sales.
3. Health minister advises more working from homeNorthern Ireland 's again, if they did so at the start of the pandemic. A document issued by Robin Swann to the Stormont executive suggests reversing the guidance issued to employers in September to " begin planning a gradual return to the workplace" Bbc News understands. On Wednesday, Northern Ireland 's Department of Health said more restrictions before Christmas were possible but it was likely there will be a debate in The Assembly before any changes come into force.
4. The Doctor forced out of her home over CovidNHS doctors have spoken out about receiving abusive messages from coronavirus sceptics and anti-lockdown protesters. And in the US, deep political divides over mask and vaccine mandates have deepened since the Covid vaccine became widely available. One doctor in Tennessee tells us she's been forced away from her home after facing threats and taunts.
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To play this video You need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, The Doctor fleeing Tennessee over Covid5. Buying a car without leaving your sofaHas Covid changed The Way we shop Forever - Even with major purchases, such as cars? Cazoo and Cinch are among a New Breed of Car Dealer allowing shoppers to buy, part-exchange and finance used vehicles entirely online. And Nathan Coe , from car advertising giant AutoTrader, says, with traditional dealerships also shifting more of their sales process online. Some buyers love the ease of The Process . However, Emma Hull who bought online tells us " never again" After Her Audi A1 arrived dirty and scratched on delivery.
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