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Barbara Moore, 54, was a patient discharge planner at Aintree University Hospital in Liverpool.
The region’s mayor Andy Burnham said police will now be targeting hotspots where speeding is happening.
Leading nurses have warned that their safety is being compromised by a lack of protective equipment.
Alex Stamos will be an outside adviser to Zoom as it faces security concerns amid a surge in popularity.
The messaging chatbot has already sent over one million messages since launching last month.
Maurice Robinson, from Northern Ireland, had previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and acquiring criminal property.
Officers were enforcing the Covid-19 lockdown rules.
The findings pinpoint the complex origin and history of the luxury items.
National Trust properties will not be open this Easter.
Alice Kit Tak Ong, 70, originally from Hong Kong, was working full time up until the day she fell ill.
The prince and the duchess, joined by Beth and Bluebell, were photographed at their Scottish retreat Birkhall.
Greg Wilson, a 39-year-old ex-soldier, was married with three children and living in Darlington.
The consumer group said there is a lack of meaningful regulation for on-board technology in the motor industry.
A joint advisory from the agencies warns cybercriminals are looking to exploit fear around the Covid-19 outbreak to target people.
What the latest statistics suggest about the geographical spread of confirmed cases.
Boris Johnson promised to look again at the issue when he announced the measures.
The UK-based firm revealed their plans which include offering cash for referring customers to Bloomsbury while independent shops are not trading.
The first three-week review milestone is approaching, but it may not quite be the time to get our collective hopes up just yet.
Carers may need to link arms with people to keep them safe, while others are struggling to understand social distancing advice.
The regulator has warned that many people are still struggling to tell fact from fiction when looking for information about the Covid-19 pandemic.
