Is it time for the UK government to get a dose of educational and medical reality? Why has the government made it compulsory to send even primary school children home if anyone in a school ‘bubble’ is shown to have coronavirus (Covid-19)?
In Dutch schools, for pupils under 12, there is no government requirement for social distancing between the children. In Britain, where Reception Classes and Year Six Classes began this week (June 11), there is.
Have the Dutch have got it right, and the British got it wrong?
By Paul Martin. God should not be made a “scapegoat” for the mass killings or suffering that occur in this world, says a leading Roman Catholic Cardinal. We should instead look to the failings of humans as the cause: especially those he claims are creating wars and conflict to fuel the purchase of weapons and […]
Paul Martin, Johannesburg Steve Biko, the anti-apartheid activist killed by police in 1987, would be “deeply disappointed” by the state of South Africa today, his oldest son has told correspondent.world
It was the first day of term at Zwaanswyk High School in Cape Town and the beginning of Miché Solomon’s final year.
A new film by Netflix has highlighted the astonishing story of a Middle Eastern spy.
A 14-year-old boy in India whose parents refused to buy him a new mobile phone has killed himself, according to the Times of India newspaper.
Aidan Cowley, an Irish scientist working in Germany, could become a key player in humankind’s quest to colonise the Moon – thanks to ‘fluke’ discovery.
