US President Joe Biden is hosting more than 40 world leaders at a virtual climate summit from the White House over the next two days.

According to new analysis, “the UK Government must spend £15 billion on education,” to reach the Prime Minister’s pledge that children catch up on missed tuition during the Covid-19 pandemic.
 

The impact for most households will be in introducing more electric cars, low-carbon heating, renewable electricity as well as cutting down on meat and dairy.

Unemployment benefits have indeed been the lifeline for the tens of millions of Americans who applied and started receiving them in the initial weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic but some individuals are now reaching the end of their “benefit year.”

A combination of interventions may be the reason behind Taiwan's Covid success and UK workers in insecure jobs were found to be twice as likely to die of Covid as their more secure peers. Here’s a snapshot of some of the news stories you might have missed.

The Danish government has denied the temporary residence status of approximately 189 Syrian refugees, claiming that some parts of the war-torn country are now safe to return to.

In the first of its public hearings into the gig economy, the Select Committee on Job Security is hearing from representatives from Uber, Uber Eats, Ola, and Deliveroo.