Observer journalist accuses Downing Street of trying to ‘rewrite’ its headlines
The government has apparently sunk to a new low in trying to silence criticism of its actions over the coronavirus ...
Tag: Coronavirus
Canary articles all about coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic, and governments’ responses to it
People are demanding Matt Hancock’s resignation after damning BBC report on PPE
On 27 April, an episode of BBC's Panorama lifted the lid on the ongoing scandal of personal protective equipment (PPE) ...
Matt Hancock asked for apology by son of doctor who died after PPE warning
The Health Secretary was challenged over whether he would acknowledge mistakes have been made.
New Zealand eases lockdown as coronavirus tamed in Australasia
In Australia, authorities have reopened Sydney’s Bondi Beach to swimmers and surfers.
Rishi Sunak’s ‘unprecedented’ coronavirus job retention scheme is still leaving people behind
As coronavirus (Covid-19) affected UK businesses, the government introduced financial protection measures. Days later, on 20 March, chancellor Rishi Sunak ...
Julian Assange’s extradition case is delayed as support from fellow journalists grows
The WikiLeaks founder’s lawyers said they have been unable to take instruction from their client since the coronavirus outbreak.
UK drops bombs during coronavirus crisis, defying global ceasefire it claims to support
On 25 April, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) quietly announced that it had dropped bombs in Iraq on 10 April. ...
Government still failing to respond effectively to PPE crisis as community initiatives step in
As supplies of personal protective equipment (PPE) continue to run low for frontline workers in the midst of the coronavirus ...
Boris Johnson screwed up within moments of stepping back into Number 10
There's been a sense in the press and among the right wing in England that Boris Johnson's return to Downing ...
Coronavirus-related syndrome among children may be emerging, alert suggests
Youngsters have suffered abdominal pain and some have symptoms of inflammation around the heart, the alert suggested.
The MailOnline photoshopped an Olympian to look like he broke coronavirus distancing rules
The MailOnline has generally set a fairly low benchmark for its accuracy and standards of reporting. But it plumbed new ...
George Eustice wants to ‘encourage’ people on furlough to pick fruit, but he really should know better
On 26 April, secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs George Eustice addressed the daily coronavirus (Covid-19) press ...
Boris Johnson is back and brimming with warlike language
The Prime Minister marked his return to Downing Street with a statement outside Number 10 amid concerns about the Government’s ...
Keir Starmer has already quietly ‘watered down’ Corbyn’s coronavirus response
It's come to light that new Labour leader Keir Starmer has already backtracked on one of Jeremy Corbyn's key demands ...
Sunday’s Andrew Marr Show was even more of a clusterf*ck than usual
It was quite the Sunday morning for the Andrew Marr Show. Because it managed to let a Tory minister off ...
The Government’s scientific advisory group ‘attendee’ is linked to a spy agency contractor
A leaked list has been published of attendees of Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) meetings. The secretive body advises ...
Life on the inside: What to grow during this unexpected gardening leave
Trowels at the ready, here are 10 easy-to-grow and difficult-to-kill plants you can cultivate on your allotment, garden or even ...
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