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The Government has issued a notice to proceed to the companies that will build the high-speed railway.
Some hospitals have already begun cleaning single-use gowns to preserve stocks.
The Hillsborough Family Support Group was due to hold its last service at the home of Liverpool, 31 years since the disaster.
The WHO followed in the steps of similar pan-national organisations.
His fundraising efforts have been praised by a number of famous faces.
The forecasted shock to the British economy caused by coronavirus leads Wednesday’s papers.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has urged the Government to publish its exit strategy from the lockdown this week.
Sage has become active to advise on the UK government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Jill Young made miniature gecko-themed versions of some of her favourite paintings to put inside it.
Care providers are to identify workers eligible for testing and refer them to their local testing centre.
Sara Dee Trollope died at Watford General Hospital on April 10.
Local authorities were urged to find accomodation for homeless people by March 29, to protect them during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mavis Torrance said she feared she would not make it after being told she had tested positive for the virus.
He has also reached 2.2 million subscribers on YouTube.
The Department of Health said 12,107 patients have died in hospital after testing positive for the virus in the UK as of 5pm on Monday.
Grandmother Maureen Ellington had worked for the NHS as a healthcare assistant for over 25 years at hospitals in Bristol.
Scientists say that while one-time social distancing may suppress cases to within hospital capacity, infections will resurge once measures are lifted.
Rishi Sunak said a third of small businesses have access to grants and employers will be able to claim furlough cash for workers from April 20.
Public Health England would like to see more rapid updates amid concerns that deaths are going ‘under the radar’.
Stephen Powis urged the public not to become complacent, adding that lockdown compliance levels among the public are ‘very high’.
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