Less than 6pc of the French population will have contracted the coronavirus by the time the country starts lifting its lockdown next month, according to a study which also warns of the high risk of a "second wave" unless social distancing is maintained.
Every local village and church gate had one. An excitable type all too eager to race up to you with the news: "Things are bad and getting worse."
The 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day takes place today at a time when oil is of so little value it can't be given away, when streets are free of cars and congestion, and the air is cleaner than it has been for decades.
London Fashion Week has moved its style conversation to a gender-neutral, digital platform in June as the Covid-19 lockdown endures.
Imagine an economy with more than two million people at work, hit by a recession where more than 500,000 suddenly lose their jobs. What's the quickest way to get these people back to work?
New people are sleeping rough on the streets of the capital as the coronavirus lockdown hits, an aid worker has warned.
Like most people, I currently spend a big part of each day trawling for upsides to the groundhog day merry-go-round we are all trapped on. I'm constantly searching for any little thing to latch onto that will buoy the spirit. A good TV show to look forward to in the evening is great - we're...
