Release follows legal action that argues Home Office is failing to protect immigration detainees The Home Office has released almost 300 people from detention centres in the last few days because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Guardian has learned. The speed and scale of the release is unprecedented in recent years. Detainees and charities estimate …
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With international travel closing down due to the coronavirus it is becoming not just unwise but impossible to move from some countries to others. Even if inbound flights are not banned by a country, airlines are finding it increasingly difficult to keep flights going anyway. This raises the question of what happens to people trapped …
When Nneka Ogwumike was a child, whenever anyone asked her what she wanted to be when she grew up, her answer came easily. “Nigerian culture, it’s like doctor, lawyer, engineer,” she says. “Out of those three, pick one.” Growing up, she just assumed that “doctor” was the best fit. At Stanford University, she looked into …
President Trump held up two drugs as possible treatments for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, in a conference call with governors…FDA clarifies that no drugs are approved to treat COVID-19 after Trump names 2 contenders
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