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Liz Spooner was described as a fantastic, caring colleague.
The health minister announced on Sunday his department were in a position to make testing available to all care home residents and staff.
Boris Johnson described him as a ‘true national treasure’ and praised his ‘fantastic fundraising’.
The committee chairman has written to Business Secretary Alok Sharma asking for his plans to tackle businesses profiteering with price gouging.
A Transport Focus survey indicated that 36% of claimants have not been told if they will receive a pay out.
The incident has been described as ‘dehumanising authoritarianism’.
The store set up at the outset of the emergency has 1.5 million pieces of personal protective equipment in stock and processes 80 orders a day
The new law in England could lead to an additional 700 transplants each year by 2023.
More than 8,000 people were due to gather at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.
On Tuesday the Welsh Government’s Covid-19 advisory group published evidence on the ‘lower risk of transmission’ outdoors
The 200-strong team of motorcyclists are transporting pulse oximeters across London.
The Chancellor warned of a recession ‘the likes of which we have never seen’.
Eight other people each received four of the ‘directions to leave’ notices, West Midlands Police said.
A round-up of Tuesday’s feelgood stories.
The order allows for payments to be directly deducted from offenders’ benefit payments.
MP says ‘failed mishmash of protections that’s currently existing’ not enough to satisfy people their information will be safe.
The Duke of Cambridge posted a video message urging people dealing with coronavirus to look after their psychological wellbeing.
Conservative-led Solihull Council has warned that some schools will not be ready to open from June 1.
More than one in three people (3%) questioned said they do not trust airlines and holiday companies.
The Duchess of Cornwall recorded a video message to mark her appointment.