We are in the middle of arguably the greatest national crisis since the Second World War. In a Democracy it is only right that Government should be answerable to and accountable to the democratically-elected representatives of the people of the United Kingdom. Much of the Government's handling of the crisis has been subject to controversy. When strategic decisions affect whether people live or die, the Government's decisions must be scrutinised by Parliament to ensure that they are making the best decisions possible.

Thousands upon thousands of 'self employed couriers' have their rate of pay calculated , set in line with NMW, using a system that has no transparaceny or accountability. No one can accurately calculate a fair hourly rate as so much of the work completed in good faith is untracable due to shoddy invoicing and I.T. related tracability.

During a spring / summer of no cricket or sport, it is an important opportunity for to replay all or some of the greatest Ashes series to date. After the success of TMS and Sky reshowing the 2019 4th day of Headingley it shows there is an appetite for this content. Many of crickets youngest fans have not seen this series in its full glory. Replaying the whole or even just a key test in its entirety from the 2005 Ashes series is important for 2 main reasons: 1. Providing great historical sporting TV content, helping keep the UK population entertained whilst remaining indoors, which in turn will help the NHS during this most challenging of times. 2. Replaying this series will enable the new generation of cricket fans (gained from the success of the World Cup Victory in 2019) to enjoy the greatest Ashes series to date in its full glory. It additionally supports a wider conversation about how was can view Test cricket.

To remind us of how lucky we are and our gratitude to them. They are turning up everyday in the face of danger to themselves.

The NHS has a massive shortage of nurses. These nurses showed their dedication by paying for their own education. The 1st cohort to self fund now called up to the frontline early. No support from the government for their education and yet they are now essential. Waive their tuition fees.

Matthew Hancock has not helped to protect the NHS as he is there to do. He has accused the NHS staff of overusing PPE which is atrocious and is now refusing to apologise for this blunder! The NHS staff as well as many other frontline services are not over using PPE, they are not being provided with enough PPE for the demand and even at best it is likely ineffective PPE putting those that are needed most at risk! Our Prime Minister has just got out of hospital and is very thankful to the staff for helping him. He can prove his gratefulness by looking at what the Secretary of State for Health and Social care is saying to those in health and social care regarding PPE and do something about it. We need these people more than ever and they are all being put at risk because of him! Let's do something about this now!

If you are newly self-employed, sadly the Chancellor said no to including you this tax year. Under the Self-employment Income Support Scheme, the state will pay 80% of average profits up to £2,500/mth (provided total annual profits are under £50,000). The average profit is based on earnings in the three tax years up to 5 Apr 2019. This leaves those who started a business after that in the lurch. Even some who started the year before may fall foul, as to qualify, over 50% of annual income needs to be from self-employment. The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been asked if he'd change the guidance to include profits of those who submit speedy tax returns for the most recent tax year. In his video answer, sadly he said no. Another gaping hole that needs fixing. Please sign this petition to help small businesses survive through the Coronavirus, to help the people with no income to pay their bills and look after their families. Thank you so much.

Because Coronavirus will overtake the camps. Not taking action means the virus will mutate. Not taking action when we can means people will die through no fault of their own. Do not murder these children.

Unlike the rest of the UK population people with type 2 diabetes or insulin resistance can damage their bodies by eating too much carbohydrates. The vast majority of Food Box's that M&S and Morrisons offer contain food's which have a large carbohydrate value, which make them insufficient for the needs of a type 2 diabetic person(s). Online delivery slots are increasingly hard to come by and Food Boxes on offer are insufficient to type 2 diabetics needs. Furthermore the Cornavirus crisis risks damaging the populations health as people choose non-perishable food items that are mainly carbohydrates, over foods which provide good amounts of nutrition, healthy fats and immune system boosting vitamins that the body needs to fight off viral infections. The health survey of 2017 for England states that 28.7% of adults are obese and a further 35.6% are overweight. These high numbers are bound to increase if the UK population doesn't make healthy food choices. Around June 2018 the NHS approved diabetes.co.uk's Low Carb program as a viable treatment method for Type2 diabetes. Since its inception it has helped over 435,000 people loose weight and lower their blood sugar. I ask all Health conscious people, Low Carb and Keto dieters (Vegan or Carnist) too sign this petition so supermarkets can stockpile foods which could change the nations health for the better while we are all in isolation. Healthy people are needed to kick start our economy when this is all over.

Those who are on gas and electric meters are often the most vulnerable in society, including the elderly and disadvantaged families with children. They should not live in fear that they might run out of a power supply at this challenging time. This not only puts people at a physical health risk, but can also heighten the mental health risks of isolation.

It is important to show our front line workers that we the nation are with them. Not just now but moving forward. So please give your support.

Healthcare staff are becoming extremely sick and some are dying because they don't have access to full PPE. Staff are being bullied by the hierarchy and are not being allocated to use PPE to the level whereby the feel safe . This goes against NMC and HCPC codes of conduct