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    Comment Writer Issy Griffiths questions whether the recent spell in positive news stories in the face of the coronavirus pandemic will change the way news outlets report in future

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    Comment Writer Luke Wheeler discusses the effects of COVID-19 on politics, arguing that even during these uncertain times, the government should be held accountable for its actions

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