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The second-generation budget iPhone will go on sale on Friday.
New guidelines have been issued.
A round-up of feelgood stories in the news.
Methodist Homes is launching an emergency PPE appeal asking people to donate so it can continue to secure the equipment it needs.
Scientists say someone with Covid-19 may begin to shed the virus two or three days before the first symptoms appear.
The 100m-wide NHS logo, filled with hearts and signed off with a ‘thank you’, has been created in Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire.
From housekeepers to specialists, dozens of frontline workers have died in the fight against the pandemic.
More than 3,600 visors have been made to date and distributed to 30 facilities.
The average cost of petrol at UK forecourts is just £1.09 per litre.
Only essential travel will be permitted as restrictions on movement are extended and people are urged to remain at home to limit coronavirus spread.
Daily figures from NHS England could offer a clue.
Colleagues at the University Hospital of North Tees clapped and cheered colleague Millie Magadlela who had spent three days on a ventilator.
The M11 motorway was shut after the collision.
Scientists also observed that cats with separation-related problems tended to come from households with no female adults.
There have been significant falls in reported burglary, vehicle crime and rape offences.
A total of 3,203 fines were issued between March 27 and April 13.
Up to 180 Eastern European farm workers will arrive at Stansted Airport in Essex on Thursday.
Kirsty Williams warned it would not be ‘business as usual’ for schools when it is deemed safe for them to resume lessons
Grandmother Yvonne Copland died in the accident which was declared a ‘major incident’.
Seeds from more than 70 species have been collected and banked in Kew’s Millennium Seed Bank.