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It became plain at an early stage of the Covid virus having become a dominant part of our lives that its influence would cease only when either enough people had contracted it to build up herd immunity or an effective vaccine was developed. The…

This has felt like a busy week. We have seen more detail about the Oxford vaccine, the chancellor’s announcement of the spending review, confirmation of what will happen in England after the current phase of lockdown and the rules around socialising…

One of the side effects of this year’s restrictions for many people has been a loss of the perception of the passing of time. Many of the regular markers such as school terms (initially), celebrations of birthdays, holidays, social and sporting…

It is unlikely to have escaped anyone’s attention that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (aka the Furlough Scheme) has been extended until 31 March 2021. Government guidance in relation to this latest iteration of the scheme is available…