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The Department of Health tweeted that there has been significant demand for bookings.
Mark Thurston, chief executive of HS2 Ltd, told MPs that some demonstrators are causing ‘significant issues’.
Participants do not need a Facebook account to get involved in the group video chats, the social network says.
Douglas Moore was admitted to Kettering General Hospital on April 15 after having a fall.
Many people have had their pay cut due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Tube journeys have fallen by 95% and bus use by 85% since last month’s lockdown, with people urged only to make essential journeys.
The US president suggested it would be interesting to see if injecting disinfectants could help combat coronavirus.
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh has called for more ‘Covid-free hubs’ to be available so life-saving procedures can go ahead.
Facebook, Google and Twitter will appear before a virtual session of the DCMS Committee.
Meghan and her husband Harry are expected to listen in to part of the virtual High Court hearing.
The retail group said the outlook remains ‘uncertain’ but it is ‘clear on strategy to deliver sustainable growth’.
The Prince of Wales has lent his support to a British Asian Trust Covid-19 appeal for those in South Asia.
Lewis Capaldi and Liam Gallagher were due to return to the line-up at Glasgow Green over the weekend of July 10-12.
Sir John Armitt, chairman of the National Infrastructure Commission, told MPs the project’s main benefit will be to boost capacity.
The Northern Ireland Statistical and Research Agency (NISRA) publishes a weekly record of Covid-19 related deaths.
The show featured a Little Britain reunion, as well as the return of The Vicar Of Dibley.
Katy and Emma Davis had both worked as nurses in Southampton.
The Yorkshire firm said it will begin a ‘phased re-opening’ of its sites from Monday April 27 to help complete new homes under construction.
The Government is aiming to hits its target of 100,000 Covid-19 tests per day by Thursday next week.
It could be months before volunteers in clinical trials are exposed to coronavirus in the community due to the success of social distancing.
