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Earlier this year I found myself cooking for a woman I'd never met before who lived on a local estate. She was a single mother, her teenage son had picked up Covid from school,and given it to her. She had a zero hours contract, and had run out of money to feed her family /1
And if that's not something you find morally wrong-know that it affects you too.
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So UK gov is again shutting businesses & places of education at great social and economic costs, and yet still provides no proper support for people to self-isolate or targeted support for key workers.
— The Sharing Scientist (@ScienceShared) December 30, 2020
And still no prominent politicians/journalists hold them to account on this.
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So UK gov is again shutting businesses & places of education at great social and economic costs, and yet still provides no proper support for people to self-isolate or targeted support for key workers.
— The Sharing Scientist (@ScienceShared) December 30, 2020
And still no prominent politicians/journalists hold them to account on this.
It's time to start levelling up.
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In #Tier4, #keyworkers carry most of society's #COVID19 risk. We can't control it without supporting #EssentialWorkers better, #newvariant or not. Here's how. A first test for #LevellingUp? https://t.co/IWkycuQqRu pic.twitter.com/wEw4Bcqvui
— Prof Jackie Cassell (@jackiecassell) December 27, 2020
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