Russia’s prime minister is the latest world leader to reveal that he has coronavirus, according to a report. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said that he…
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UK must pass five tests to avoid second peak, Matt Hancock says
The country must meet five criteria before the coronavirus lockdown can be lifted without the risk of a second peak. Speaking at today’s Downing Street…
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Tests to be given to everyone in care homes, Matt Hancock announces, but only after 4,000 residents feared dead – The Sun
TESTS for coronavirus will be given to everyone in care homes, Health Secretary Matt Hancock will announce today. The intervention comes only after 4,000 residents…
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Trump tests negative for virus – White House
US President Donald Trump has tested negative for the coronavirus, the White House physician has said. “This evening I received confirmation that the test is…
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Donald Trump tests negative for coronavirus
Donald Trump’s doctor says the president has tested negative for coronavirus. The US leader took the test on Friday night after coming into contact with…
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Coronavirus tests could be rationed amid global shortage
Coronavirus tests could be rationed amid global shortage as number of cases in the UK soars Some people are already waiting close to a week for…
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Beijing tests ‘subway by appointment’ to reduce coronavirus crowding
Beijing plans to experiment with a “subway by appointment” system to prevent crowding amid the coronavirus outbreak, according to a report. Commuters can now use…
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After 10 Years of Hopes and Setbacks, What Happened to the Common Core?
The plan was hatched with high hopes and missionary zeal: For the first time in its history, the United States would come together to create…
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‘It Just Isn’t Working’: Test Scores Cast Doubt on U.S. Education Reform
The performance of American teenagers in reading and math has been stagnant since 2000, according to the latest results of a rigorous international exam, despite…
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Facebook tests hiding likes from Australian users
Facebook will follow Instagram by hiding the number of likes on users’ posts during a trial in Australia. From Friday, some Australian users will no…
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Primary school tests for times tables are branded a waste by teachers
New primary school tests to measure pupils’ times tables skills are branded a waste of time by head teachers Ninety-four per cent said the tests…
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North Korea tests ‘short-range ballistic missiles’
North Korea has fired two missiles into the sea, its fifth such launch in recent weeks. The missiles are thought to be short-range ballistic missiles,…
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SAT Adversity Index: A Drive Toward Diversity Without Discussing Race
The decision to give students who take the SAT test a numerical rating that reflects the challenges they have overcome in life is the most…
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North Korea ‘tests short-range missiles’
North Korea has tested several short-range missiles, according to reports from South Korea. They were fired from the Hodo peninsula in the east of the…
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