Two in five adults in the UK feel lonelier under the lockdown as a result of the tight limits it has placed on social contact.
30 per cent of people feel that public sector tech has not worked during lockdown as Brits become increasingly reliant on technology.
Three quarters of homeless people in 17 areas are still in temporary accommodation with some already sleeping rough again.
The Labour Party is calling for routine testing of all staff in the NHS and social care sectors to help minimise transmission of coronavirus.
Bringing back services from the private sector to government hands can improve quality, increase reliability, and save money.
Sadiq Khan has warned that he will be left with no choice other than to make significant cuts across the cpaital, unless the government acts.
Judith Blake has called for further government support as coronavirus costs in Leeds approach £200 million.
The public sector can access new satellite images of the UK to help issues such as town planning and flood mapping.
The financial impact of coronavirus on councils could leave England’s largest local authorities in an unsustainable position.
Local authority leaders have warned that councils do not have the legal powers to enforce a ‘local lockdown’.
A green strip will be introduced on the number plates of electric vehicles to make it easier for them to be identified as zero emission vehicles.
The 100 places selected for the £3.6 billion Towns Fund will now be able to draw up their proposals for a multi-million pound investment.
Staff and volunteers at the forefront of the national coronavirus response will now be able to access a new Psychological First Aid training course.
The government should urgently ensure that more than one million children have reliable internet access at home.
The IFS has claimed that the balance between protecting public health and enabling economic activity could look very different in different parts of England.