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But Sir Patrick Vallance stressed that more data is needed.
A round of applause is scheduled for Tuesday evening in aid of the Prime Minister, who was admitted to intensive care on Monday.
Haci Ali Dogus, a taxi driver from Hackney, is described as a ‘role model’ by his teenage son and a ‘wonderful family man’ by neighbours.
The British Army have given the Welsh Ambulance Service 60 soldiers to train to accompany paramedics out on calls across Wales.
Megan White last saw her father a week ago, when he was taken to hospital by ambulance due to coronavirus.
BepiColombo was launched in October 2018 carrying two probes, which are due to orbit Mercury in December 2025.
The Government has already announced some prisoners will be temporarily released.
A round-up of some feel-good stories in the news.
Changes ordered by Westminster allow unrestricted abortions in early pregnancy, but local services have not been commissioned.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, who is First Secretary of State, will stand in for the Prime Minister “whenever necessary”.
Ms Giuffre tweets about her fears over coronavirus – hoping the test is negative
Edwin Poots pledged to pay close attention to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and warned of the threat of ‘numerous bankruptcies’.
Tech giant said in October it was working on solution amid security concerns.
People could be let out of lockdown in stages, and those aged 20-30 who do not live with their parents should be the first out, scientists suggest.
Others also speculate that initial dosage of the infection that a person is exposed to may affect the severity of a patient’s condition, as would age.
The temporary hospital at Manchester Central conference centre will treat those who do not need intensive care.
Officers sang ‘Happy Birthday’ to Loki on his fifth birthday.
The Kray twins were the most notorious criminals of the 1960s.
Ron responded with a letter of his own thanking young Kirah.
Good progress is being made acquiring more personal protective equipment, Stormont ministers added.
