Front Page 11.02.20

Will Self

The mental health industry is sick

Andrew Grice

Labour’s civil war is paralysing the party

Rebecca Long-Bailey

This is another Windrush betrayal

Jenny Eclair

Leaders can wear whatever they like

The film that sparked a revolution

The Parasite team make history as the first non-English language movie to take the top Oscars prize

Coronavirus cases double as ‘spreader’ fears grow

Officials confirm latest British patients are ‘closely linked’

Shaun Lintern

Health Correspondent

The number of British cases of coronavirus has doubled to eight – with two healthcare workers among those testing

positive – as a GP surgery was

closed yesterday amid fears of the infection spreading. County Oak medical centre in Brighton had a warning notice on its door telling patients it was “closed due to operational difficulties”. Workers in protective suits were seen

cleaning the surgery. Public

Health England confirmed that the cases were “closely linked” as efforts were made to trace others who may have been exposed, with five of them related to the so-called “super spreader” – a businessman who caught the virus on a trip to Singapore.