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Professor Sir John Bell said the challenge lies in making sure any vaccine can be manufactured at scale, once it is approved.
Peter Hart, who worked in the emergency department at East Surrey Hospital, died on his 52nd birthday.
Kratom was found by Border Force officials at Edinburgh and East Midlands airports.
Figures show attendances were down 57% in April compared with the same month a year ago.
Bollards have been added to Park Lane to create segregation between cyclists and other road users.
Pharmaceutical giant Roche has developed a test which can tell whether somebody has ever had coronavirus.
The test – which Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called a “game-changer” – picks up 100% of cases where somebody has had coronavirus in the past.
Anthony Canty claimed £1 million on EuroMillions.
The Captain Tom Foundation aims to combat loneliness, support hospices and help the bereaved.
Top Gear will also be revved up again.
Dr Katie Sanderson said she wanted to raise money for frontline workers after her experiences on a coronavirus ward.
The group said total revenues plunged 85% in April, with sales crashing 91% across its travel arm and 74% in its high street chain.
A range of stories on the coronavirus outbreak lead the papers on Thursday.
The prostagram treatment uses MRI, similar to breast cancer screening for women.
The findings come as a senior global health officer warned the coronavirus might never go away.
Alli, 24, was playing pool with his brother and girlfriend when two masked intruders armed with knives broke into his home.
It was evaluated at Porton Down.
Pete Sharp was described as a prankster who lived his life to the fullest.
The princess, who turned 30 the day lockdown was announced, has been helping the charity package food bank parcels with her husband Jack Brooksbank.
In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said no arrests had been made and inquiries were ongoing.