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Samir Jeraj is a Special Projects Writer at the New Statesman
How do you deliver a mass immunisation programme?
Jeanelle de Gruchy, president of the Association of Directors of Public Health, on how tackling inequality is key to the pandemic response.
Tessa Lau, CEO of Dusty Robotics, wants to fix the building sector’s productivity problems.
As cold weather and a potential second wave approach, the government must rethink its provision to help rough sleepers.
Coronavirus is disproportionately impacting black, Asian and minority ethnic services – and their customers.
“Perfect storm” of financial pressures could stay with councils for years to come, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
The Big Issue founder says that if homelessness is not prevented and jobs are not secured, the UK could slide into chaos.
Many companies have adapted to survive, but what about those still dealing with the impact of the pandemic?
A resilient supply chain has made all the difference for some firms during the pandemic.
Just one in five said there should be no financial recognition for staff in key industries, such as healthcare.
