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Public Health England said people who have been exposed will be contacted and given advice on what to do if they develop symptoms.
Colin Clarke said he anticipates significant changes in life and health care after the coronavirus pandemic.
The First Minister announced 1,620 patients have now died in the country after testing positive for the disease.
Two child disease experts say risk from Covid-19 is no worse than other diseases that do not shut schools.
The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) has made public the documents it has used to inform its advice to the Government.
The five penguin chicks have been named after hospitals around the country and Aneurin Bevan, who founded the NHS.
Newly appointed shadow education secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey warned that parents are “anxious” about sending their children back to school.
Special measures to keep him isolated from the rest of the population in Hydebank Wood Secure College near Belfast are expected to be taken.
Dedicated volunteers will provide up to six weeks of support over the phone.
A hospital housekeeper is among the latest victims to be confirmed.
The airline said it is ‘planning for the easing of restrictions as the situation improves’.
A lockdown larder can still ensure children are getting something healthy and filling to eat.
The NHS contact tracing app, currently being tested on the Isle of Wight, is facing questions over its data protection and privacy controls.
The Manchester United star is appearing in an advert online and on TV.
The number of deaths from all causes has fallen for the first time since March 20.
The deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy Yael Lempert wrote to Andrea Leadsom on April 30.
The Government is being urged to trial lifting the lockdown in the tourism sector in Bournemouth.
Two Typhoon fighters struck six cave entrances used by the terrorist group.
Vue chief Tim Richards said there will be a ‘demand like we’ve never seen before’ for cinemas when they are reopened.
Momudou ‘Mo’ Dibba was known for going ‘above and beyond’ in his work at Watford General Hospital.
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