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There are also concerns ‘unscrupulous traders’ are exploiting the social distancing rules to provide illegal waste services.
Another device is in the final stage of regulatory approval as orders for a different model were scrapped by the Government.
The Labour peer warned the Government had “no alternative but to see this out” in economic and health terms over coronavirus.
Versus Arthritis has introduced a chatbot to its website which can give users health and lifestyle guidance during the pandemic.
Do they help stop the spread of Covid-19?
Mary Lou McDonald has revealed she developed post-viral pleurisy but is now on medication and hopes to be back at work next week.
Plant stands are being used as shelves to hold items including fresh vegetables from farmers operating around Muthill in Perthshire.
The news comes as the NHS has increased testing capacity to include family members of health service staff.
Education union calls on the Prime Minister to consider increased number of mortalities among children, parents and teachers.
Sergeant James Eric William Ballard had only nine hours of flying time before he joined his squadron and served in the Battle of Britain
The Metropolitan Police said the charge and his £60 fine has been set aside.
A trade union official says drivers are ‘absolutely terrified for their lives’.
The presenter addressed the issue on This Morning.
There were 406 such deaths – 217 in care homes, 33 in hospices, 136 in private homes, three in other communal establishments and 17 elsewhere.
The number of mortgage payment holidays in place more than tripled in the two weeks between March 25 and April 8, UK Finance said.
The spotlight has shifted to Britain’s social care sector.
The broadcaster was criticised by scientists and viewers for remarks he made on This Morning.
The video conferencing service admitted last week that some meetings may have had data routed through China when using the service.
The ONS said 406 deaths involving Covid-19 in England and Wales registered up April 3 occurred outside of hospitals
The figure is an increase of 200,000 on the total Therese Coffey gave last week.
