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Covid pandemic had worse effect on girls' reading and maths results than boys
‘Substantial gaps’ were found between different regions, but pupils in London saw results increase the most
- NewsEvening Standard
London population at 'new record high' amid migration and reversal of Covid 'race for space'
Capital’s population ‘almost certainly’ above pre-pandemic peak of 10.1m people
- NewsThe Telegraph
Girls reading and maths hit harder by Covid lockdowns
Girls’ reading and maths skills were hit harder by the pandemic than boys’, a new report has found.
- NewsThe Guardian
Visitors to UK attractions increasing but still below pre-Covid levels
Figures show many still ‘out of the habit’ of visiting museums, galleries, cathedrals, castles and country houses
- NewsThe Independent
Girls suffered more academically during Covid
A study found that girls’ reading attainment fell behind during the pandemic
- HealthThe Telegraph
Almost 20,000 prostate cancer diagnoses missed because of Covid pandemic
Almost 20,000 diagnoses of prostate cancer may have been missed during the pandemic, research suggests.
- HealthThe Guardian
‘Alarming’ rise in Americans with long Covid symptoms
CDC data shows nearly 18m people could be living with long Covid even as health agency relaxes isolation recommendations
- HealthThe Telegraph
Healthy humans will be deliberately infected with Covid in bid to develop nasal spray vaccine
Healthy volunteers are to be deliberately infected with diseases including Covid-19 in a bid to develop nasal spray vaccines that block the spread of coronaviruses.
- NewsThe Independent
Covid patients wrongly issued with ‘do not resuscitate’ orders, watchdog finds
‘I was devastated, shocked and angry’ says sister of Sonia Deleon who was wrongly given do-not-resuscitate order
- HealthThe Telegraph
How Covid killed off a deadly strain of flu
If pandemic positives feel slim, there is at least one worth celebrating: Covid-19 has killed off a deadly strain of influenza.