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Coronavirus-hit countries grapple with how to reopen their economies
Governors across the US are devising plans to gradually reopen their economies without prompting a strong second wave of...
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Government pledges Covid-19 test for 'everyone who needs one' in social care settings
All care home residents and social care staff with Covid-19 symptoms will be tested for the virus as capacity increases,...
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Work and pensions secretary: 1.4 million claims for Universal Credit
The number of people claiming Universal Credit as a result of the coronavirus crisis has hit 1.4 million, Work and Pensi...
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Seaside visitors fined as vast majority of Britons observe lockdown
Dozens of beachgoers who travelled to the coast over the Easter weekend to soak up the sunshine have been fined....
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Diabetes UK: Don't let Coivd-19 fears stop you seeking help for your children
Parents are being urged not to let coronavirus fears stop them from getting medical help for their children if they are ...
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Worldwide coronavirus cases near two million
New York's coronavirus death toll has topped 10,000 and the worldwide number of confirmed cases is closing in on two mil...
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Storms lash US Deep South
Strong storms have pounded the Deep South in the United States, killing at least six people in southern Mississippi and ...
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Facemasks 'could become norm' - W.H.O. chief
A senior World Health Organisation (WHO) figure has said that facial protection is going to become the norm in the wake ...
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Coronavirus fears keep youngsters at risk - hospital chief
Parents of children with serious illnesses are failing to bring them to hospital out of fear their youngsters will catch...