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'The real risk of a Labour supermajority cannot be clearer. A vote for anyone other than the Conservatives will deliver a Labour Government, intent on taxing your home, your pension, your car - even your children's education. One of the options to continue education while we are still experiencing the threat of the COVID-19 is to bring education to online platforms. With the use of computers and internet connection, teachers and students can conduct classes while staying at home.

This is a great alternative to traditional frontal classes as it ensures absolute social distancing which is necessary to prevent the spread of the disease. Learning Routes is an official authorized enrolment partner with Narsee Monjee Global Access School of Continuing Education (NGASCE) for NMIMS distance learning programs . The ed-tech platform provides a total of 31 specialized courses for masters, diploma, executive, and certification programs in various fields of study such as human resource, finance, business, finance, retail, marketing, international trade, banking and finance, operations, IT and Systems, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning.

The rapid spread of the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, in many countries caused widespread school closure around the world to mitigate the development of a full-blown pandemic. This abrupt decision saved lives as it protected people from getting infected and continues to prevent more possible damages of the pandemic. However, global school closure greatly affects the education sector causing delays in classes and changes in the education system. School closure and changes in the education system caused significant impacts on families.

Many families especially in low-income countries rely on schools not only for education but for food and childcare. Some schools provide free meals for their students which are taken advantage by parents who are in poverty. Hence, school closure causes hunger to millions of children across the world. In addition, many parents are forced to leave their work as they have to take care of their young children which affects the family's income.

The changes in the education system caused by the Coronavirus are challenging for children, parents, and society. Delivering education using new methods is risk-taking but is necessary to prevent further damage from the pandemic. There could be failures in these abrupt changes but there are also advantages such as innovating the traditional education system that we have been using for hundreds of years. Perhaps we need these challenges to have the courage to try new things like adopting technologies in education.

When the man persisted, saying that only those with houses worth more than £1million will pay more, Mr Jones says: 'There'll be people in this village that will pay a lot more council tax than they currently do, many of them older people. Attending college from 9 to 5 has become a luxury for many in this rush hour of life. Many people may not have the time or financial resources to do so.