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What about work placements? The effect COVID-19 has had

May 15, 2020 //  by Jessy Onugha

Up to 26 percent of students have lost their internships as a result of the coronavirus pandemic in the UK, according to a survey by the graduate career agency 'Prospects’.

online children exploitation

Increasing risks from the Internet – Your children’s best friend during lockdown

May 15, 2020 //  by minhtrangnguyen

Young people have to face more risks including exploitation and criminal activities when using the Internet, especially during the lockdown

Jasmine and Daniel receiving their residence registration documents, in Berlin. With graphics of the german flag, a Polaroid photo of a house and photo developing strip.

From Manchester to Marzahn: moving house amidst COVID-19

May 15, 2020 //  by Chaar Yeates

With the world living in a pandemic, all kinds of situations have been heightened with worry and complications. This is true of the thousands of people who are, or should have, been moving house during the pandemic. Well, add a foreign country and the stress is surely at its peak. We spoke to an English couple who had to move from temporary accommodation in Germany, smack bang in lockdown...

“Britain vs India: Trainlines reopen despite coronavirus threat”

May 15, 2020 //  by Balaji

In order to help the many stranded migrants in different parts of India, Indian Railways is allowed to retake their train travel operations after two months of complete shutdown. But how to organize train travel in India, one of the world's biggest and most densely populated countries, in times of Covid-19?

Protective gear could be sweaty for some nurses, but Anne Karine Swanstroem is in a good mood.

Being in the frontline of the pandemic

May 15, 2020 //  by Karl August Swanstrøm

The coronavirus pandemic changed the daily lives of people all around the world, especially for those working in the healthcare.

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The impact of coronavirus on children's education

May 15, 2020 //  by Lauren Miles

How are children coping with home learning, and what are teachers doing to help them?

Toll Plaza Station

Oslo: the new way of city planning

May 15, 2020 //  by Karl August Swanstrøm

Have you ever felt you want to avoid congestion and get to work in a hassle-free way that provides the city you live in with fresh air?

TikTok: More than just a dance app

May 15, 2020 //  by Roxanne Cooper-Costello

You might have thought it was just dancing, but it's being used for more...

Seasonaires Ollie, Sophie, and Joe in Banff, Canada

Meet the Brits waiting out Coronavirus in Canada

May 14, 2020 //  by Sian Morris

Thousands of young Brits travel abroad every year to work on ski resorts but COVID-19 has forced many to close, leaving seasonaires stranded and out of work.

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