NEWS
Pregnant women in England denied mental health help because of lockdown
In 2020-21, 47,000 pregnant women were expected to access perinatal mental health services to help with conditions such as anxiety and depression during or after giving birth, but only 31,261 managed to get help in the most recent data for the 2020 calendar year only, according to analysis from the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Up to one in five women have perinatal mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and other conditions occurring during pregnancy or in the first year after the birth of a child – Guardian
Sage adviser calls for ‘Freedom Day’ to be delayed until all children are vaccinated – Mail
13-year-old suffers severe side effects after Pfizer Covid vaccine – Epoch Times
Stop sending whole bubbles into isolation for one positive Covid test, schools told – Telegraph
‘I won’t quit if we lose’: Labour leader Keir Starmer vows to remain in place even if party is defeated in crucial Batley by-election – Mail
Man filmed accosting Chris Whitty loses job as estate agent – Guardian
Gap announces the closure of all 81 of its stores in Britain and Ireland – Mail
COMMENT
Ministers say they will let overseas business people come to the UK without quarantine… this final Covid insult makes us second class citizens in our own country – Stephen Glover, Mail
How long must we put our children through a pointless Covid charade? – Allister Heath, Telegraph
