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The Bradford woman has been working on the Norwegian Gem since October.

Boris Johnson is "raring to go" as he prepares to resume official duties in No 10, his deputy says.

Birmingham's NHS Nightingale hospital was opened by Prince William on 16 April.

Virtual tours, gardening demonstrations and special shows will take place during week-along event.

Sir Richard Branson has appealed to the government for help as airlines have been hit by the lockdown.

The Foreign Secretary says it has been a "challenge" to get PPE, because of a global supply shortage.

Scotland's first minister says it would only come out of lockdown differently to the rest of the UK if "the evidence said it was necessary".

Shadow minister Rachel Reeves says the government needs to publish its plan so it can be scrutinised.

There has been a drop in pollution levels right across Northern Ireland.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this morning.

Managers say staff face long journeys to test centres, with one reporting a three-hour round trip.

The mobile units will travel to "hard to reach" areas as the government looks to ramp up testing.

National Grid builds accommodation for staff to ensure power keeps reaching homes and hospitals.

Paramedic Tristan Cork says he faced a dilemma but wants to "be part of the fight" against Covid-19.

Signs appear and messages are posted complaining about cyclists going through villages.

A celebrant is hosting a virtual commitment ceremony for couples on their wedding days.

Police reveal the random and bizarre reasons given by people flouting the "stay at home" rules.

Thousands of runners would have been taking part in the London Marathon but it has been postponed.

"Every museum - if they are lucky enough to survive - will have to diversify afterwards."

Amid all the threats posed by Covid-19 pandemic, some firms are finding ways to forge ahead.