Post-pandemic Teaching, Covid Passports and Conflict on the Poland/Belarus Border

11/10/21 • 59 min

Headmistress and Social Mobility Commission Chair, Katharine Birbalsingh, discusses education, responsible use of technology, and what parents can do to improve performance in the classroom. Independent statistician Jamie Jenkins crunches the current Covid numbers to tell us whether Wales were wise to extend passport usage. And with Poland and Belarus staring one another down at the border, chairman of BRITPAC Henry Bolton OBE joins us with his prediction for what happens next.

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