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While a Government minister said 49 NHS staff have died, the total is thought to be much higher.
The video shows sweeping views of the countryside at sunset where firefighter Tom Westcott mowed a touching message into a field.
Khulisani Nkala was called a ‘gentleman’ by his colleagues.
An investigation found that the UK’s major tour operators and airlines are delaying refunds for cancelled trips.
The messaging service has launched the Together at Home stickers, illustrating emotions and actions people are taking during coronavirus lockdown.
Nicola Sturgeon announced the latest figures at the Scottish Government’s daily briefing.
Health experts stress that maintaining a healthy diet is one of the most important things that we can do amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ministers have written to chiefs at William Hill, Bet365, Sky Bet and Flutter due to concerns the lockdown could increase online problem gambling.
It comes amid reports of increased poaching and attacks at fisheries and shooting estates.
The PM’s fiancee has signed a petition demanding action to prevent another global pandemic.
Power prices had turned negative, giving some customers around 4p for each unit they used.
At least 18 people were killed by a gunman disguised as a police officer.
The founder of the Good Law Project has said the lack of detail on the proposals is ‘troubling’.
Countryside groups want a revision of police guidance permitting drives to rural areas for a walk during the Covid-19 shutdown.
Among the most recent names is Grant Maganga, a mental health nurse and father-of-four.
The company’s owners have secured a deal to buy back its brand and online operations after it fell into administration.
Ronan Hughes has been remanded in custody, facing charges of 39 counts of manslaughter and one count of conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration.
Research adds to growing evidence that high levels of air pollution are linked to deadlier cases of Covid-19, scientists say.
Despite improvements, some areas saw broadband speeds drop and rural areas continue to suffer with some of the worst connections.
The festive timing made it harder to find polling venues and voters expressed concern about ‘misleading’ online campaigning.