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Northern Ireland’s youth feels looked after individually, but worries about society and climate change (Article)

Covid-19 and charities: the thorny path to recovery (Article)

Lockdown babies: how Covid-19 has impacted infants and their parents (Article)

The fallout from Covid-19 will squeeze communities in a time of need (Article)

Is Northern Ireland ready to go back to school? (Article)

Education relies on pupils’ mental health (Article)

Covid-19 and our young people: Don’t. Look. Down. (Article)

Staycations, beaches – and millions of pieces of plastic (Article)

Should Northern Irish children sit transfer tests this year? (Article)

Hey, remember Brexit? (Article)

Northern Ireland is failing children with special educational needs (Article)

Childcare is infrastructure - investment is essential (Article)

Now is the time to take on loneliness (Article)

Tough decisions ahead for both the Communities Minister and the third sector (Article)

This is a good time to remember what human nature really is (Article)

Childcare had problems before the pandemic. Now it has many more. (Article)

Community response to Covid-19 is vital (Article)

In the pandemic, UBI keeps gathering momentum (Article)

Covid-19 is a global emergency and a local one (Article)

Covid-19 poses huge challenges for charities – and shows their importance (Article)

Coronavirus: cross-party discussions are taking place at Westminster on UBI (Article)

To protect vulnerable people during the pandemic, massive change is possible (Article)

One of the worst consequences of lockdown is an increase in domestic abuse (Article)

Government must create a coronavirus package for charities (Article)

Social security should be reasonable and sympathetic - but it is not (Article)

Coronavirus and the third sector (Article)

Northern Irish health staff sign letter demanding tighter coronavirus controls (Article)

Questions remain on extension of Welfare Reform mitigations (Article)

Northern Ireland needs a Programme for Government that’s fit for the future (Article)

A changing world is daunting for parents (Article)

Tackling modern slavery is a job for everyone (Article)

Northern Ireland has the lowest poverty rates in the UK (Article)

Reducing net emissions requires many changes (Article)

We don’t know enough about academic selection (Article)

NI Health Survey points to difficult conversations (Article)

Stormont’s back – and everyone’s inbox is full (Article)

More than a good start (Article)

Reductive politics is on collision course with reality (Article)

The importance of self-efficacy (Article)

Hunger is an issue this Christmas and New Year (Article)

Media failings make resuscitating Stormont harder (Article)

Homelessness is more than one issue (Article)

Employment highs are obscuring a great malaise (Article)

Another report warns the health service is crumbling (Article)

Stroke experiences reinforce the need for change (Article)

Let’s talk about Shared Prosperity (Article)

How is NI performing? (part three) (Article)

In education, religion’s reach goes far beyond segregation (Article)

How is NI performing? (Part two) (Article)

How is Northern Ireland performing? (part one) (Article)

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