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8 avril
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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04:06
As the Chinese city lifts its quarantine, residents share lessons learnt from the outbreak.
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03:35
The man is accused of meeting members of Iran's intelligence to recruit people to carry out attacks.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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01:12
They say their income has dried up due to shops being closed and events being cancelled.
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01:11
Inconsistency in the way guidelines are being interpreted is causing further distress, it is claimed.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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01:34
The story of the first women ever to take an active role in a Nasa mission.
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01:49
Italy and Spain accuse northern European countries of not doing enough to help in economic crisis.
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02:27
Breathtaking images capture the spectacular lunar event in the skies above Europe.
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02:26
Vets stress that pets pose little to no risk to their owners but recommend keeping cats indoors.
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01:49
The UK's Job Retention Scheme may cost £30-40bn over three months, according new analysis
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01:37
Two weeks after the school shutdown, are parents and teachers lowering expectations?
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01:35
As Boris Johnson continues to be treated for coronavirus in an ICU, we take a look at how they work.
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01:33
Photographer Dan Giannopoulos on the discarded disposable gloves he has been finding on his daily walk.
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01:30
A month into Italy's strict lockdown, some people are so short of money they can no longer afford food.
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01:28Coronavirus: How do you celebrate a religious festival while social distancing? BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionReligious leaders are adapting to Passover, Easter and Ramadan under coronavirus lockdown.
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01:23Coronavirus: Boris Johnson spends second night in intensive care BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionBoris Johnson's condition is "stable", No 10 says, as the foreign secretary describes him as a "fighter".
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01:19
A truce has broken out in the notorious, gang-infested townships around South Africa's Cape Town.
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01:16
The Perthshire pensioner's son praises "unbelievable" NHS workers during her stay in hospital.
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01:13
Health workers can call or text the free number to get support and advice during the coronavirus pandemic.
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01:09
The government pledged to help UK nationals stuck abroad, so how many have managed to get back?
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01:03Coronavirus: 'I'm out of hospital, but I have to remember to breathe' BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionRia Lakhani's hospital stay scared and scarred her, but it also gave her hope.
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01:01
With growing numbers of people being furloughed, how is this affecting them and their employers?
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00:47Jimmy Greaves: Former England, Spurs, Chelsea & West Ham striker admitted to hospital BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionFormer England, Tottenham, Chelsea and West Ham striker Jimmy Greaves is being treated in hospital for an unspecified illness.
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00:23
Jack Dorsey said he would give 28% of his wealth towards efforts to "disarm" the pandemic.
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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01:20Tim Burgess on the power of listening to music ‘together, apart’ BBC News | Entertainment | UK EditionHow online listening parties at home, with The Charlatans singer, became the new going out.
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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01:07
Jack Pantall decided to show support for medical staff tackling coronavirus on the front line.
BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition
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01:20
Scottish companies provide ventilators, visors and tests in the battle against coronavirus.
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01:19
Travelling funfairs have been halted by the virus, leaving show families counting the cost.
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01:17
Economists say a three-month coronavirus lockdown could see Scotland's GDP contract by up to a quarter.
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01:17Coronavirus in Scotland: 'Ryan was the last person I expected to die' BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionRyan Storrie told his family he would be fine and did not need help when coronavirus left him struggling to breathe.
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01:16
More than 100 Scottish health professionals warn that some front line staff lack suitable protection.
7 avril
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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23:35
DT Davies, Dryslwyn - a lwyddodd i ddianc sawl tro o afael y Natsïaid - yn marw yn 101 oed.
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23:05
Georgina Coombs, drove against oncoming traffic for almost two miles, an inquest hears.
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07:00
Gareth Bale, Paulo Dybala, Jordan Pickford and Daniel James were among a number of top footballers who took part in an online tournament to raise money for the fight against Coronavirus.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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23:51Coronavirus: Why more rats are being spotted during quarantine BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionHungry rats unable to feed off restaurant leftovers are coming on to the streets and nearer homes.
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23:47The Papers: 'Boris is a fighter' and 'PM power vacuum fears' BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionWednesday's papers show support for the stricken prime minister but question who will make crucial decisions.
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23:15
Dr Anton Sebastianpillai dies at Kingston Hospital, south-west London, after contracting coronavirus.
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23:12Spurs remind players about social distancing after social media posts BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionTottenham remind players of their responsibilities during the coronavirus lockdown after some appear to break social-distancing rules.
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20:28
The Canadian Grand Prix becomes the latest Formula 1 race to be postponed as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
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20:23
The BBC Sport website will stream TMS' archived ball-by-ball commentary of the iconic 2019 Ashes Test at Headingley.
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17:00
They had a fairy tale romance and unimaginable wealth, but their lives became a nightmare when they fell out of favour with the Russian state.
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15:52
With the UK economy in crisis, many sectors are still demanding further help from the government.
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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21:45Eddie Large death: 'Not being with him as he died the hardest thing' BBC News | Entertainment | UK EditionHours before he died his family said he was joking with hospital nurses as they treated him.
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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19:38
Requests for Katie Chappell's drawings are coming from hospitals around the world.
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19:30
Billionaire businesswoman Denise Coates donates £10m to the University Hospitals of North Midlands.
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18:48
In a Dudley hospital and struggling to breathe a pregnant nurse calls on people to stay at home.
BBC News | Health | UK Edition
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19:08
Paula has complex medical needs, she relies on her assistance dog, carers and a nurse for help. Coronavirus has already affected the care she receives.
BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition
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19:49
The facility is being built at the SEC, and will have capacity for more than 500 beds for coronavirus patients.
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18:45
The SPFL board will convene on Wednesday morning to discuss how to resolve the season after postponing a scheduled meeting on Tuesday.
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18:08Aberdeen youth scout was on ventilator in intensive care fighting Covid-19 BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionAberdeen youth scout Paul Clark can empathise with Prime Minister Boris Johnson after his own three-week stay in hospital battling Covid-19.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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22:13
The figure is revealed as NI's chief medical officer says there are signs social distancing is working.
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21:11
Robbie Lawlor, 36, was shot outside a house in north Belfast on Saturday.
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20:36Coronavirus: Strabane family knew they 'might not see Dad again' BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionA Strabane family urge people to value their loved ones after the death of their father with Covid-19.
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20:05Coronavirus: Raab 'confident' prime minister will recover from illness BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionBoris Johnson is described as a "fighter" after he was moved into intensive care on Monday evening.
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18:09Coronavirus: First of 10,000 NI weekly food parcels delivered BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionArmagh, Banbridge, and Craigavon is the first council area to distribute the packages.
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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22:32
Dr Anton Sebastianpillai dies at Kingston Hospital, south-west London, after contracting coronavirus.
BBC News | Technology | UK Edition
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12:50
BBC Click's Chris Fox looks at how you can use technology to keep a social life while stuck at home.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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22:58Coronavirus: Man jailed after claiming to have Covid-19 and coughing on police - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'I am a super-spreader,' he says
Guardian Unlimited Leaders
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20:09
The prime minister is overwhelmingly the dominant figure in his government. His absence risks creating a power vacuum at a critical moment Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverage The particular cruelty of coronavirus lies in the terrible solitude it inflicts on human beings at the very time they crave warmth and love. Boris Johnson’s partner, Carrie Symonds, who has been self-isolating after showing symptoms of the virus, will not have been able to hug him as he was taken to St Thomas’ hospital on Sunday; nor can she visit the prime minister as he occupies an intensive (...) -- Coronavirus outbreak, Boris Johnson, Infectious diseases, Politics, Carrie Symonds, Dominic Raab
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The lockdown is necessary. But support for victims is urgently needed tooCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverage For most of us, the announcement of the lockdown last month was a sober, even daunting moment. It is hard to imagine how terrifying it must have been for those who knew they would now be confined with their abusers. As the UN secretary general, António Guterres, warned on Monday, the threat for many women and girls looms largest where they should be safe: in their own homes. The warning was first sounded in Wuhan, where activists reported that domestic (...) -- Coronavirus outbreak, Domestic violence, Infectious diseases, Women, Politics, United Nations, Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland, Rape and sexual assault, Society
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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21:16
The UK's chief scientific adviser says the curve of the epidemic may be starting to flatten.
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20:23
The UK’s chief negotiator says more discussions will take place with the EU in April and May.
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20:16
A daughter of a woman killed by coronavirus urges people to understand the severity of the illness.
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19:55
Staff have set up a petition, pleading with management to close stores over safety concerns.
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18:55
The mother of a London bus driver who died says her son was not given adequate protective gear at work.
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18:36
The former Scotland Yard officer was instrumental in bringing the notorious gangsters to justice.
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18:35
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said the prime minister remains in good spirits while in intensive care.
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17:13
Fergus Walsh is humbled by the astonishing dedication of NHS staff on the coronavirus front line.
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15:54Covid-19: British-African doctors use #DontRush challenge to highlight NHS diversity BBC News | UK | UK EditionBritish-African doctors explain why they used the #DontRush challenge to highlight diversity in the NHS.
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15:28
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says 4,229 people have now tested positive for the virus in Scotland.
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14:48
Faiz Ilyas, 24, describes how it felt to be given oxygen in hospital after contracting coronavirus.
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14:39
The first minister of Scotland sends her best wishes to the UK PM who is currently being treated in intensive care for coronavirus.
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14:37
The new Labour leader held a call with community representatives about anti-Semitism in the party.
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14:18
The fine could reach £960 if the man's son, who was abusive to police in Walsall, goes out again.
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13:58
Boris Johnson is described as a "fighter" after he was moved into intensive care on Monday evening.
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02:27Coronavirus doctor's diary: 'Our hospitals weren't made to use this much oxygen' BBC News | UK | UK EditionHospitals need to supply oxygen to more beds than is currently possible, so doctors are searching for hacks.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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22:50Dominic Raab insists government will deliver 100,000 coronavirus tests a day, despite series of setbacks - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsOfficials admitted earlier this week none of new government-ordered antibody tests were sensitive enough to use
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21:55Coronavirus: MPs will use Zoom to grill ministers as plans for virtual parliament advance - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsDigital Commons plans expected to be in place by end of Easter recess
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21:25Help The Hungry: More than 4,000 'mutual aid' groups set up across UK to help struggling neighbours get food - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'Who better than neighbours to do the job quickly?' says one volunteer – as thousands of grassroots collectives spring up all over Britain
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21:20What powers will Dominic Raab have while standing in for Boris Johnson? - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThe foreign secretary will take over many of the prime minister's functions, Jon Stone writes
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21:16Boris Johnson 'stable' and still receiving oxygen but does not have pneumonia in intensive care, No 10 says - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThe cabinet – not Dominic Raab alone – will make key decisions while prime minister is stricken, he insists
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20:56
Measures to stay in place
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20:23Boris Johnson news - live: PM remains in 'stable' condition in intensive care as government says lockdown review delayed but cases not 'accelerating' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsFollow all the latest developments
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19:08'Beginning of change?': Government says rate of coronavirus spread slower than predicted - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'We won't know that for sure for a week or so. But what we are not seeing is an acceleration'
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18:58Michael Gove self-isolating after family member develops coronavirus symptoms - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsSenior Tory understood to be feeling well and will continue to work from home as normal
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18:27Political asylum seeker left in limbo: 'My family faces danger in Yemen if Home Office doesn't act' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsExclusive: 'When I arrived here I thought I might finally be able to express myself without retribution, and that within a few months I'd be reunited with my family, but it seems the UK is not so welcoming,' he says
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17:55UK thanks Cuba for 'great gesture of solidarity' in rescuing passengers from coronavirus cruise ship - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsCuban rescue workers safely out of quarantine
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17:36Julian Assange: Judge refuses to grant Wikileaks founder's partner anonymity in extradition case - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsCourt hears claim that US agencies tried to take DNA from nappies of Mr Assange's children
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17:35
More than 55,000 infected, latest figures show
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17:31Image released of Spurs fan who attacked fellow supporter he thought was a Chelsea fan - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThe victim, 23, suffered broken cheekbone, jaw, eye socket and skull in attack after FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Saturday 22 April
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17:11Brexit talks stalled as UK and EU yet to agree videoconferencing timetable - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsEuropean Commission wishes Boris Johnson well
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16:34Leadership uncertainty will risk UK security while Boris Johnson is incapacitated, warns former defence minister - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'We must anticipate adversaries attempting to exploit any perceived weakness'
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16:08Attacks on 5G phone masts putting lives at risk, No10 warns amid coronavirus conspiracy theories - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsUsed by emergency responders fighting Coronavirus
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