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Restrictions on travel for outdoor activities could be eased first, one expert has predicted.
PA spoke to a scientist who used to sit on the group that advises the Government in emergencies.
The flattening of Britain’s curve and Captain Tom Moore are among the Covid-19 topics covered in Thursday’s papers.
Bradwell Hall Nursing Home in Staffordshire has around 140 residents.
Officials say epidemic is ‘probably’ reaching a peak in the UK but it is too soon to start lifting restrictions
He is due to complete the challenge on Thursday.
Sustainable cycling charity Sustrans has developed a map so key workers can get help with their bikes during the shutdown.
Scrub Hub is connecting keen sewers with doctors and nurses in need of scrubs.
NHS Providers said ‘a lighter and more flexible approach to regulation’ has allowed NHS trusts in England to generate 33,000 extra beds.
Matt Hancock said ‘wanting to be with someone you love at the end of their life is one of the deepest human instincts’.
The Health Secretary said the badge would giving them the same public recognition as NHS staff.
The poem by Darren Smith, You Clap For Me Now, has been widely shared in a video where it is read aloud by key workers of overseas heritage.
The elusive artist posted five images to his Instagram account on Wednesday evening.
The delivery driver was not injured but Police Scotland said he has been left badly shaken by the incident.
Linnette Cruz died in hospital in Swansea after contracting Covid-19.
The Government says the introduction of the ban has been put back by six months as businesses struggle with the coronavirus pandemic.
A box of 15 wrapped packages were found hidden inside a van which had been transporting boxes of protective face masks.
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