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The outspoken tycoon is angry at the airline’s decision to press ahead with a multi-billion pound deal with Airbus, as his wealth plunges.
There remains a ‘critical lack’ of testing and protective gear, unions and social care bosses say.
Dr Hamish Courtney, from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, said it is important that those dying from the virus do so peacefully.
New research suggests if around 60% of the whole population used such technology, the pandemic could be stopped.
‘It’s a terrible virus, it just keeps attacking your lungs. It’s pretty scary.’
Public Health England has emphasised the importance of masks for doctors and nurses but has not suggested widespread public usage.
Takeaway chains including Burger King, KFC, and Pret a Manger have re-opened for takeaway and delivery only.
Scientists are racing to develop drugs that can treat Covid-19, as well as vaccine candidates than can be used by the general public.
More time at home means more time to finish those tasks you’ve always meant to do.
He said carers and frontline staff need to be protected.
Julian Knight, the chairman of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, said there can be no let-up in tackling ‘dangerous narratives’.
From housekeepers to specialists, dozens of frontline workers have died in the fight against the pandemic.
An instructor was showing people how to prepare their muscles for a stretching routine.
The Duke of Cambridge appeared over a video-link for the occasion.
Intensive efforts have been made to flatten the peak of infections and ensure that NHS staff are not overwhelmed.
From April 30, only TikTok users aged 16 and over will be able to access direct messaging on the platform.
A look at some of the strangest UK traditions affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said hearing that Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab died without a parent at his bedside made him ‘weep’.
Dr Hans Kluge described how ‘the storm cloud’ of Covid-19 ‘still hangs heavily over the European region’.
Promising young footballer Suel Miguel Monteiro Delgado suffered serious head injuries in the crash and died in hospital.