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The World Health Organisation said older people with high blood pressure, diabetes or heart disease are at increased risk.
The data found self-employed households are more likely than those with people who work for an employer to have savings which could tide them over.
New hires, and those off sick or self-isolating will also be eligible for the windfall.
Volunteers around the world have signed up to have video calls with residents at CHD Living’s care homes.
The plans for Kinloss Barracks were agreed between Moray Council and the Ministry of Defence.
The Office for National Statistics also said 45% of businesses reported ‘lower than expected’ revenues between March 9 and 22.
The concerns were raised by members of Westminster’s Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
Belfast Health and Social Care Trust’s director of nursing said she wanted to thank staff for their hard work and commitment.
The video conferencing service says it has ‘fallen short’ of security expectations and was working to improve the platform.
Rainbows, murals and tributes to NHS workers adorn walls and windows up and down the land.
The Crown Prosecution Service and the National Police Chiefs’ Council have issued the advice.
UN talks due to be held in Glasgow in November have been postponed to next year.
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou wants the airline to get out of its contract to buy more than 100 aircraft from Airbus.
The funding will help organisations develop digital skills to help them raise cash, such as running online events and activities.
A portable machine called Samba II has been developed by a University of Cambridge spin-off company.
Birmingham City Council said its collection crew refused to pick up the rubbish at the block of flats.
Public Health England says more than 10,000 tests per day are now being carried out.
The Financial Conduct Authority plans a series of ‘stop gap’ measures, which could be in force by April 9.
The nation has asked Google how to avoid catching Covid-19 and even how to make their own face masks.
Stephen Crabb, chairman of the Welsh Affairs Committee, has written to Secretary of State for Wales Simon Hart.
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