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The bio-detection dogs are already trained to detect odours of cancers, malaria and Parkinson's disease.
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By piecing together statements and claims, we have created a chronology of events.
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A study of patients in Italy suggests the symptoms improve with time for most people.
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But data for regional drive-thru centres and mobile units in England show significant progress made.
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There has been a huge increase in the number of LGBT people seeking suicide-prevention support.
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The report said the increase in reported cases could be down to "growth in availability of testing".
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Tasha Turner, whose newborn daughter died in 2013 says news of the police inquiry is "bittersweet".
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The US will acquire almost all the next three months' production of the drug from Gilead.
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Leicester's mayor said officials had been trying to get hold of local data "for weeks".
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A Swedish study found twice as many people had protective T-cells as tested positive for antibodies.
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The NHS ombudsman asks government to listen to patient complaints in order to learn from mistakes.
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Researchers say it is as important as age or other health issues in determining if someone may die.
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Young people's eating habits have meant more snacks but also more shared meals, say researchers.
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Women unable to buy sanitary products have used newspaper or pillow cases instead, one charity says.
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The three-drug combination, Kaftrio, will now be available on the NHS in England.
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It is the first time weekly deaths have been below the five-year average since mid March.
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The UK's regulator says testing of the controversial anti-malarial drug can be resumed.
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The local lockdown means non-essential shops are shut and schools will close for most pupils in the city.
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Transplant patients and some with rare lung diseases were initially missed off the shielding list.
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When lockdown began Seaneen Molloy's panic attacks stopped, but as restrictions are eased, her anxiety is returning.
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Leicester's mayor says current coronavirus restrictions may remain in place for an extra fortnight.
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Thousands of call handlers hired to track down the contacts of coronavirus cases did not find any.
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The governor says 5,000 people are being diagnosed with the virus as Texans are told to wear masks.
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Charlotte Cole isolated from her son George after Covid-19 was confirmed at her workplace.
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It is a small spike in Hebei near Beijing but enough for officials to reinstate a strict lockdown.
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The government's TraceTogether tokens are aimed at people who do not have smartphones.
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A further 1,763 armed forces personnel will help with testing at the 140 new pop-up facilities.
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Leading doctors call for regular check ups of those who have been treated in hospital.
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Priti Patel says it is "correct" the government is considering the move after a rise in cases.
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Florida and Texas reverse moves to reopen business amid warnings hospitals may soon be overwhelmed.
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Prof Devi Sridhar says the country could eliminate the coronavirus if the decline in new cases continues.
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How the pandemic has impacted those living and working in one of England's psychiatric hospitals.
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Police issue a dispersal order after crowds gather for a second night despite coronavirus fears.
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Maternity units in England are being asked to provide more checks and support during the pandemic.
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Texas orders bars to close after the US recorded more than 40,000 infections in a day.
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Lord Deighton admits there were "big problems" up to a month ago getting protective kit to NHS staff.
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Prof Neil Ferguson tells the BBC he expects to see a targeted approach to tackling local outbreaks.
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At least 275 people have died in Hertfordshire's care homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Researchers at the University of Oxford identified the pattern in hospital case data for England.
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NHS and public service volunteers are being recruited across England for an antibody test study.
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The government says it's working "around the clock" to provide protective equipment, but doctors say shortages put lives at risk.
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The Royal Pharmaceutical Society says the findings of its survey are "shocking".
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Industry leaders say they have been working without "adequate protection and guidance".
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The study across Europe showed deaths are extremely rare among children with the virus.
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The tests could waste scarce NHS resources, a group of senior academics is warning.
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The close contacts of people who test positive are being traced by new NHS service in England.
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The NHS's 72-years of work, including its efforts during the coronavirus outbreak, will be saluted.
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Over the coming weeks, 300 healthy people will each be given two doses of the jab.
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The warning comes as the prime minister announced sweeping relaxations to lockdown rules in England.
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A Labour Party analysis of NHS England figures revealed the growing backlog.