It is important as everyone deserves to be treated professionally and free from bias, bullying, poor management practice etc whilst at work. Too many companies take advantage of this 2 year gap. Everyone deserves fair treatment.

My father purchased a new passport for £200 only a month ago before sadly dying from pancreatic cancer. My mother contacted the passport office to cancel the passport and was told there would be no refund on the £200 paid only a month before. This is an absolute disgrace !!!

To not forget the sacrifices that have been made during this global pandemic

Cause universal credit is just not working it's making people get into debt also may be putting people into depression also people not being able to pay rent and also people losing their homes and ending up homeless

While some companies are making huge losses due to COVID-19, some others, including the Supermarkets and Amazon, stand to make large additional profits on the back of social distancing regulations. Just as it is fair and important that companies badly affected by the regulations, including High Steet shops and restaurants, are supported by the Treasury, it is also fair and important that no company should PROFIT from the crisis. Therefore, any additional profits should be recycled as tax to offset the cost of supporting the loss making businesses. (Photo by Alexander Mils on Unsplash)

Nurses are risking their lives to save the lives of their community. These are unprecedented times and they should be valued. This would be a small token of appreciation from Boris Johnson for the care he received.

The NHS has been run down owing to austerity, it has gone on long enough. It cannot cope, and nothing short of paying for it is needed.

Because this is close to my heart

The NHS and National Social Care Sector needs more targeted funding. As a result of the Corona Virus Pandemic, we the UK public, are more aware than ever, of the important roles that the NHS and Social Care sectors play in the life of our country, and there would be a national willingness to support these areas through additional taxation, with the secure knowledge that this would be where the money would be spent.

A 99-year-old war veteran who has raised more than £12m for the NHS by walking around his garden has now completed his challenge. Captain Tom Moore, who turns 100 at the end of the month, smashed his original target to raise £1,000 for the NHS fighting COVID-19, by walking 100 lengths of his Bedfordshire garden.

I’m a retired nurse, who’s trying to support friends and colleagues still working. It’s utterly heartbreaking. They’ve been sent into war without body armour. I’m deliberately drawing parallels to war remembrance. Their sacrifice, knowingly going into battle, knowing they are not protected properly is a demonstration of incredible bravery. Not all brave people are warriors.

This is important as carers that look after family members do a hard job like myself we are just like a doctor, nurse or even someone that works in a care home as we work all day and night cleanIng and looking after our loved ones. I myself was walking full time as was my partner until she got these disability in 2010. We are a group of people that do a fantastic job but unfortunately we are forgotten about and now is the time to high light this problem so that all carers including myself get a proper living wage.