Back to school: What we can learn from Denmark’s coronavirus response
In Denmark – children under 11 have been back at school for more than a month – while secondary pupils went back to their classrooms on Monday.
In Denmark – children under 11 have been back at school for more than a month – while secondary pupils went back to their classrooms on Monday.
Denmark has seen less than 600 deaths out of a population of six million – a far lower rate than many countries in Europe.
So can the UK learn any valuable lessons from what they’ve done?
Our foreign affairs correspondent Jonathan Rugman reports from Copenhagen.
