Monday, Sep 12th 2022| 10kMore Britons have been killed by flu and pneumonia than for seven weeks in a row, new data has revealed. Research published by the Office for National Statistics found influenza caused more deaths in the UK than Covid-19 between June 19 and July 31.  In the seven-week period, 6,626 Britons were killed by flu or pneumonia - compared to 2,992 coronavirus deaths. At the end of last month, influenza killed almost five times as many people as Covid-19 - with 928 flu deaths recorded in the UK compared to 193 due to the pandemic. The last...… Monday, Sep 12th 2022| 10kMore Britons have been killed by flu and pneumonia than for seven weeks in a row, new data has revealed. Research published by the Office for National Statistics found influenza caused more deaths in the UK than Covid-19 between June 19 and July 31.  In the seven-week period, 6,626 Britons were killed by flu or pneumonia - compared to 2,992 coronavirus deaths. At the end of last month, influenza killed almost five times as many people as Covid-19 - with 928 flu deaths recorded in the UK compared to 193 due to the pandemic. The last...WW…

 Tuesday, Sep 13th 2022| 3.4kis more popular among low-income voters than he is with the highest earners, a new study has shown.  Research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation think tank into voting behaviour at last year's election found the Tories established a 15-point lead over Labour among people on low incomes. The report examined evidence from the British Election Study which found that in 2019, 45.4 per cent of low-income voters backed the Conservatives, with 30.6 per cent backing then-Labour leader .Among high-income voters, the figures were 40 per cent for the...… Tuesday, Sep 13th 2022| 3.4kis more popular among low-income voters than he is with the highest earners, a new study has shown.  Research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation think tank into voting behaviour at last year's election found the Tories established a 15-point lead over Labour among people on low incomes. The report examined evidence from the British Election Study which found that in 2019, 45.4 per cent of low-income voters backed the Conservatives, with 30.6 per cent backing then-Labour leader .Among high-income voters, the figures were 40 per cent for the...WW…

 Monday, Sep 12th 2022| 64Just one in four Britons would feel safe returning to work amid the coronavirus crisis and more than half are opposed to schools reopening, three new polls have found.  Data published by found only 17 per cent of Britons agreed conditions had been met to considering reopening schools on May 8, with 67 per cent of those polled believing the opposite.  There was also opposition to the reopening of restaurants and pubs - with only 11 per cent agreeing Britain is at a place to open eateries and 9 per cent supporting a return to pubs.Britons...… Monday, Sep 12th 2022| 64Just one in four Britons would feel safe returning to work amid the coronavirus crisis and more than half are opposed to schools reopening, three new polls have found.  Data published by found only 17 per cent of Britons agreed conditions had been met to considering reopening schools on May 8, with 67 per cent of those polled believing the opposite.  There was also opposition to the reopening of restaurants and pubs - with only 11 per cent agreeing Britain is at a place to open eateries and 9 per cent supporting a return to pubs.Britons...WW…