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Intisar Chowdhury calls on the health secretary to admit mistakes were made in supplying protective kit.

The lack of sign language interpreters at the UK government's daily coronavirus press briefings has morphed from Twitter campaign to legal proceedings.

Scottish government recommends wearing face coverings in some social settings

MPs will debate domestic abuse later amid evidence it is on the rise during the coronavirus crisis.

Outbreaks in care homes claiming over 2,000 lives a week, but hospital rate is going down.

The Resolution Foundation says women and young people are most likely to bear the brunt of Covid-19.

The sister of Eileen Landers says she "had a heart of gold and was the most generous person".

Craig Slee left a taped up laptop and a box with the terror group's name written on it on a bench.

The UK joined together to commemorate the front-line workers who have died with coronavirus.

Four men are held on suspicion of murder over the knifing at Smethwick's West Cross Shopping Centre.

Some 373,000 property sales are on hold in the UK owing to the coronavirus lockdown, analysis suggests.

Bob and Brenda's various activities are keeping residents - and their owners - entertained.

A report by the Audit Office finds the shortfall in finances has been met by reducing personnel.

The PM and NHS leaders will join the tribute to front-line workers who have died with coronavirus.

The government urges staff in lockdown to take online training for the post-virus economy.

The number of infected prisoners could be six times higher than confirmed cases, health officials say.

County councils say care funding must be a priority while district councils say services are at risk.

The virus outbreak has led to problems for the dairy industry, with warnings that cows could be slaughtered.

Planned surgery has been cancelled across the NHS - there may be some big changes when it resumes.

Some TV shows are struggling without a crowd - but others have arguably improved.