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Boris Johnson tries to reassure parents that schools are Covid-secure, ahead of term starting.
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Immunity is the crucial question and understanding it will tell us how the pandemic will end.
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The move comes after Donald Trump accused regulators of impeding the development of a Covid-19 cure.
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Extra staff, more space and clear guidance is needed to reopen safely, the National Education Union says.
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Chris McLone's story is far from unique, say addiction specialists.
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England's chief medical officer says reopening classrooms carries an "incredibly small" risk to pupils.
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Households in Oldham, Blackburn and Pendle are told not to mix after coronavirus cases rise.
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WHO chief Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says "we have the technology to stop it".
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Improvement works under way on tennis courts and an athletics track with plans to reopen in October.
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Home test kits that claim to show whether someone has had the virus need urgent scrutiny, researchers say.
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Kettering Hospital staff are among donors providing samples to see if dogs can sniff out the virus.
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It does not produce many more respiratory particles than speaking at similar volume, a study finds.
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Singer Linda Nolan and presenter Bill Turnbull urge people not to put off seeking important checks.
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A University College London study followed more than 2,000 women for five years after the treatment.
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The government is not looking at following France in enforcing office coverings, Matt Hancock says.
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Inspectors find "failings" and six serious cases after a whistleblower reports concerns.
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More swabbing will reveal how many people in the general population are infected at any given time.
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Courses to study medicine are expected to be over-subscribed after A-level results are upgraded.
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South Korea's capital sees its highest number of cases since March, many linked to a church outbreak.
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One care operator in Scarborough had an insurance quote at 880% more than their current premium.
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Charities say thousands who have been shielding may have to choose between a job and their health.
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Beauty salons and nail bars are among businesses in Leicester allowed to reopen from Wednesday.
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Bakkavor, which makes desserts for Waitrose and Tesco, is testing its whole workforce.
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Figures suggest one in five adults in Britain are experiencing depressive symptoms.
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Matt Hancock says creating a new public health agency will make the country safer.
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Images of crowds at a waterpark festival show how far the city has moved on from its January lockdown.
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New parents call on the government for extra support and extended leave due to the pandemic.
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Under-18s will not be able to buy them and packs will carry warnings laxatives do not help weight loss.
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The family of three-year-old Charlie Hughes is bringing a judicial review against NICE guidance.
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More than 100,000 people in the UK have already signed up to take part in future NHS trials.
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock is to announce a new body this week, according to the Sunday Telegraph.
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Students campaigned for changes to training so they are better prepared for patients from minority backgrounds.
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The test has identified past infection even when an antibodies test is negative, scientists say.
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Some 86% said that, until a vaccine is found, workers should decide whether to return to the office.
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People with certain health conditions had been advised to stay indoors since March.
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England's test and trace system changed tack this week, as national teams struggle to find cases.
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Vaccinations are continuing as normal while jabs given in school are being rescheduled.
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A survey by the Office for National Statistics suggests fewer than 0.05% of the population has the virus.
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The Olympian was eventually told he has cysts and now wants other men to "take it seriously".
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The vaccines are being developed by the pharmaceutical company Janssen and US biotech firm Novavax.
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Hospital admissions are not rising despite increases in coronavirus cases, according to NHS England data.
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Researchers hope the £8.4m study will show the long-term impact of Covid-19 and how to treat it.
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It will serve self-isolation alerts based on logs of who the user was recently in close contact with.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused backlogs in many areas of the NHS, including cancer and A&E.
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Why fridges, vials and polling stations could be key in the distribution of a coronavirus vaccine.
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But experts caution there are many other considerations, including cost and over-diagnosis.
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Deaths recorded in England had included people who tested positive months before they died.
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The home secretary says the "uncertain" law on the drug - often used by gay men during sex - may change.
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Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.
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Antibody tests suggest similar exposure to the virus in the two capitals, despite different strategies.