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The Office for National Statistics also found people believe society will be more united and kinder following the pandemic.
Black people are four times more likely to have no access to outdoor space, data revealed.
The Queen is patron of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
Scientists say it is not known whether mouthwash is effective in controlling transmission, and people should continue to follow Government guidance.
A report by the public spending watchdog says current investment in improving digital services in the NHS has failed to make the required impact.
The firm has followed other car manufacturers such as JLR and Ford in announcing moves to restart production.
Pubs could potentially reopen in July if Government conditions are met.
The Mayor of London said that without financial support by the end of Thursday, the transport body will need to reduce its Tube and bus networks.
Willie Walsh, chief executive of the airline’s owner IAG, said the redundancies would still need to go ahead as flights remain mainly grounded.
Nadine Dorries shared a video on Twitter, featuring a clip of an interview with Sir Keir Starmer which Labour said had been ‘doctored’.
The ban means newer Huawei phones do not have direct access to YouTube or Google Maps.
Conservation groups and wildlife experts have expressed concern over delays to restoring native species that went extinct hundreds of years ago.
England footballer Dele Alli was attacked when two armed raiders broke into his home.
The BBC Breakfast presenter said that ‘things are improving’ following the incident.
Katesbridge in Northern Ireland saw its lowest temperature ever recorded in May at minus 6.1C.
The Faster 5K Friday initiative was kick-started by those behind the Run For Heroes, which has raised more than £5.4 million for NHS charities.
The Office for National Statistics’ said that 22% of companies paused trading over the two weeks to May 3.
A union has called for urgent measures to protect rail staff during the coronavirus crisis.
Sarah Clarkson-Rose pleaded guilty and will be sentenced next month.
People in England are being urged to return to work but avoid public transport.