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The PM thanks those who treated him for coronavirus as the public is reminded to stay at home.

Wellcome Trust director Sir Jeremy Farrar says the number of deaths should plateau in the next few weeks.

There is a risk of a "future mental health crisis", the British Psychological Society says.

Some painkillers and sedative drugs used in intensive care are "a bit stretched", the BBC learns.

It takes the total number of people who have died in hospital with the virus to 9,875.

Home Secretary Priti Patel says "there are going to be problems" dealing with the unprecedented pandemic.

Boris Johnson has received messages from his fiancee as his hospital care for coronavirus continues.

The health secretary says there is still "work to do" to ensure those on the NHS frontline have the protective equipment they need.

America now has half a million confirmed coronavirus cases but the outbreak may soon begin to level off.

The move to online appointments is a huge change as data shows fewer than 1% were done this way last year

Countries should be cautious about lifting lockdown measures, the World Health Organization says.

Jerome Adams took his inhaler out while discussing the impact of Covid-19 on black people.

The Health Secretary has said 742 million pieces of protective equipment have now been distributed.

The prime minister thanks the NHS team looking after him for "the incredible care he has received".

Statistics show people from ethnic minorities have been hard hit by coronavirus in the US, but what about the UK?

Children with illnesses unrelated to Covid-19 could be coming to harm, NHS official's leaked email says.

The 3D printer community is creating kit for healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lucy Lintott is the youngest person in Scotland with motor neurone disease - and is now facing a mountain of new challenges.

People around the UK did a round of applause for all of the people working in the fight against coronavirus.

Primary school teacher Brian Mephin says it's "amazing to be around the people you love" after recovering from coronavirus.

A nurse treating coronavirus patients talks of the mental "challenge" of working in intensive care.

The number of people going to A&E in England dropped substantially last month, official figures show.

Boris Johnson has spent his third night in intensive care being treated for Covid-19.

Mobile companies axe hospital charges but Hospedia, which provides bedside phones, refuses.

The comments come as President Trump continues his attacks on what he calls the "China-centric" WHO.

Sue Martin describes the trauma of her husband Mal being admitted to an ICU with coronavirus.

Dominic Raab's been criticised for his comments on Boris Johnson's coronavirus, but is this fair?

The coronavirus epidemic is threatening the UK's organ transplant programme, experts warn.

The BBC’s Frank Gardner shows how he’s keeping fit during the UK's coronavirus lockdown measures.

Other coronaviruses are sensitive to the seasons.

More than 1,800 deaths were recorded on Tuesday including that of influential folk singer John Prine.

Official data suggests testing in England has been slower than in Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland.

The British Dental Association says dentists are being bombarded by calls from patients in pain.

It is part of the government's goal of achieving 100,000 tests each day by the end of April.

Junior doctors Emma and Adam are becoming doctors a year early to help with the coronavirus crisis.

The GMB union says ambulance staff are still being put at risk by a lack of adequate protective equipment.

As the Chinese city lifts its quarantine, residents share lessons learnt from the outbreak.

As Boris Johnson continues to be treated for coronavirus in an ICU, we take a look at how they work.

Health workers can call or text the free number to get support and advice during the coronavirus pandemic.

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.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said the prime minister remains in good spirits while in intensive care.

Fergus Walsh is humbled by the astonishing dedication of NHS staff on the coronavirus front line.

More than 750,000 people signed up to join the "volunteer army" to support 2.5 million at-risk people.

Spikes or dips may in part reflect bottlenecks in the reporting system, rather than real changes in the trend.

Faiz Ilyas, 24, describes how it felt to be given oxygen in hospital after contracting coronavirus.

For the first time since January, China reports no coronavirus-related deaths.

Transplant patients and people with lung diseases are among those who have been missed off the list.

Latest figures show some are happening in the community but most are on hospital wards.

Doctors say PM Boris Johnson has been moved there as a precaution, should he need more complex care.

Hospitals need to supply oxygen to more beds than is currently possible, so doctors are searching for hacks.