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The Duke of Cambridge was a big fan of the long-running BBC series and jumped at the chance to appear in the sketch.
Key workers and people in their household will now be eligible for tests.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak appeared on the programme to tell viewers the Government would be matching their donations.
The holy month usually sees worshippers congregate, pray and celebrate together.
The plans could help to suppress the transmission of Covid-19 in a way that then allows less stringent rules.
The profits will be donated to the veteran’s fundraiser.
Matt Hancock said 25,000 people will take part in the first phase of the study,
Professor Sarah Gilbert, who is leading the Oxford University team, said she is optimistic about the chances of success.
The war veteran has raised more than £28 million for NHS Charities Together.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock is aiming to reach 100,000 tests per day by next Thursday.
The departure of HMS Queen Elizabeth has been put back after carriers in the US and French navies suffered outbreaks on board.
The economy minister said the response to coronavirus was not ‘lives versus the economy’.
The head of NHS Providers has said a shortage of dialysis equipment is ‘absolutely being treated as a priority’.
The London facility has capacity for 4,000 – but is said to have only one ward open, with claims it was never intended to take the sickest patients.
Professor Carl Heneghan, of Oxford University’s Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine, says a second wave is likely to come in winter.
Tributes have been paid to Sharon Scanlon, 58 – a member of Powys County Council’s adult social care team.
A round-up of today’s feelgood stories.
The mayor says pollution has been cut by the coronavirus lockdown and measures such as the Ultra Low Emission Zone.
PA has spoken to official marathon coach Martin Yelling about ways to stay physically fit and mentally positive despite the disappointment.
A doctor who worked across three continents and a nurse who provided ‘amazing care’ for 30 years are among the latest NHS workers to have died.
