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Project Syndicate
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Lockdowns cannot last forever, and COVID-19 is unlikely to disappear on its own. ZHU MIN argues that the world must leverage its collective resources to harness the power of science, innovation, and markets to devise a more sustainable solution – namely, a cure or a vaccine.
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Heather Rogers
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The latest from the home of positive news highlights a new service from Thomas Pocklington Trust to support visually impaired students entering FE and HE during Covid-19 and beyond
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story from the Rooftop: a construction software company and construction industry charity have teamed up to offer a series of free workshops to people working in the construction industry. The offer comes after the charity The Lighthouse Club sees a spike in calls to its helpline.
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Simon Francis
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Five Dumfries & Galloway community groups have been awarded funding through Foundation Scotland’s new Community Response, Recovery & Resilience Fund.
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Tom York
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The Rooftop has launched a weekly broadcast series in response to the surge in demand for positive news
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Sarah Colombini
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Read this inspiring positive news story about funding for road safety at a local level
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The Rooftop
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The public’s need for positive news during the COVID-19 pandemic has seen audience figures for The Rooftop reach record levels.
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Simon Francis
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Charities across the UK are celebrating after the Charity Film of the Year Awards were announced. Find out who won…
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Sarah Colombini
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Read this inspiring news story about a charity providing period products during COVID-19.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story from the Rooftop: an online singing community has been launched to support wellbeing levels during the coronavirus pandemic. Superchoir meets once a week every Thursday evening from 6pm-7pm.
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