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The mobile units travel to "hard to reach" areas as the government looks to ramp up testing.
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Managers say staff face long journeys to test centres, with one reporting a three-hour round trip.
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We look at the work needed to create a vaccine and when one might be ready for the coronavirus.
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It comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to return to work in Downing Street on Monday morning.
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Millions of key workers and people they live with can apply for a coronavirus test online.
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People needing help should not be put off by the coronavirus pandemic, say health professionals.
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Peter Britton was admitted to Salisbury Hospital after having a fall, and subsequently contracted Covid-19.
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Millions of key workers and their households can apply for a test to see if they have coronavirus.
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Up to 10 million key workers and their households are eligible to book a test for coronavirus.
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Doctors call the president's latest remarks about coronavirus treatment "dangerous" and "ridiculous".
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Women say the uncertainty during the coronavirus outbreak is "making a stressful situation harder".
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Dr Birx was unconvinced by his idea for coronavirus patients' bodies to be irradiated by UV light.
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During Ramadan, many Muslim people abstain from eating and drinking between sunrise and sunset.
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Italians are struggling to cope with Europe's strictest and longest-running lockdown.
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It was hoped remdesivir could treat Covid-19 but its first study appears to have been unsuccessful.
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Employers and staff will be able to book coronavirus tests online, the health secretary says.
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The first two people have been injected as part of a UK study of a Covid-19 vaccine.
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Hospitals are being asked to minimise use wherever possible after a recent surge in demand.
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The findings will help to inform the government's strategy for easing the lockdown.
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Ms McGee said she was "shocked" to be named by the PM, who "needed" to be in intensive care.
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One family said they had to plead to get hospital care when Covid symptoms worsened.
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The Victoria House Care Home on the Isle of Wight now has a policy of "no one in and no one out".
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The number of positive tests was no different to that of staff in non-clinical roles, say researchers.
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It is "unrealistic" to expect normal life to return soon, says the government's chief medical adviser.
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A drop-off in screening and referrals means fewer people are being diagnosed, a cancer charity says.
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The UK had ample chance to join an EU scheme to source medical equipment, sources tell the BBC.
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The social-media giant will ask users about their health in an effort to track the spread of Covid-19.
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Public health experts fear the current UK advice may not be enough to stop the spread of the disease.
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Elizabeth says she feels lucky to be alive after falling seriously ill with the virus.
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As people adjust to doing their jobs remotely, what is the best way to avoid back pain and injury?
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Matt Hancock says human trials for a vaccine developed by the University of Oxford will begin on Thursday.
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Numbers dying nearly double above what would be expected, but peak may now be over, say experts.
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Public Health England plans to offer home testing kits across the UK to improve uptake.
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Paul Dodd says he has offered to produce 450 visors a day for the NHS but heard nothing.
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The hospitals bosses' warning comes ahead of a review into whether people should be urged to wear them.
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Families who wish to have their maternity care investigated urged to make contact by end of May.
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Peyton Maguire from Lanarkshire is one of the youngest Covid-19 patients in the UK.
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Paramedic Mark Anders was infected with Covid-19 but is now out of hospital and recovering.
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Patients with urgent problems are having to "take matters into their own hands", a dental body says.
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Some people are reporting more intense dreams while in lockdown due to coronavirus.
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The government says it is working "around the clock" to end the shortage of protective gear.
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The BBC filmed at a Lanarkshire hospital as staff cared for Covid-19 patients, including babies.
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Experts raise concerns about Bluetooth technology and the risks of "mission creep".
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Wales must launch its own review of Covid-19's effect on BAME people, a doctors group says.
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Britain looks set to pay tribute next Tuesday to those who have died on the front line.
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Doctors warn those allergic to pollen to consider if their reaction has changed from previous years.
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The Royal College of General Practitioners is warning people not to mix up the symptoms.
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The education secretary says a delayed delivery of protective equipment will now arrive on Monday.
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The leader of a team working on a coronavirus vaccine says scientists believe its possible to become infected with Covid-19 more than once.
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A new report suggests deaths in residential care linked to Covid-19 could have doubled over a month.
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