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At today's Covid-19 press conference Chancellor Rishi Sunak said times are "tough" for the economy, but remained positive that it will "bounce back".
A single mum whose last ditch cancer treatment is not available because of coronavirus has thanked supporters who have donated £10,000.
Charities have pledged to increase support for families and children coming to terms with bereavement after losing loved ones due to coronavirus.
A huge drive-thru hot site for assessing potential Covid-19 patients has opened today.
Volunteers have swung into action to ensure vulnerable people can still access food, medication and support throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Firefighters in Kent have begun ambulance driver training – but their union has slammed the government over the lack of testing.
A backpacker has been speaking about her experiences of living in New Zealand, where she has been stranded for almost a month.
A council leader has come under fire over Instagram posts appearing to suggest he'd flouted social distancing by walking his dogs and hunting game.
A son has spoken of his heartache after he says a care home failed to tell him his mother was in hospital dying from coronavirus.
Tributes have been paid to a prominent figure in non-league football following his death after contracting coronavirus.
Firefighters are asking the public not to use Chinese lanterns to thank the NHS.
An organisation which supports young disabled people has laid bare the financial worries they and many other charities are currently going through.
New data reveals that the number of people dying from coronavius is much higher than is being reported by the government.
People flushing wet wipes and kitchen roll down loos during the coronavirus lockdown has led to a surge in drain blockages.
Global business expert and Kent university professor Richard Scase has laid out how and when home confinement measures could be relaxed.
The government says deaths are expected to rise this week but insists social distancing is working and a decision on lockdown is not likely this week.
Thousands of fire and rescue staff are in self-isolation due to coronavirus precautions, prompting calls to ramp up testing.
Houses are expected to lose an eighth of their value by the end of the year, experts predict.
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