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It follows criticism of the government's handling of the outbreak and confusion over its advice to the over-70s.

Family doctors are gearing up for a major increase in coronavirus in the community. How will they cope?

Tips from a mum on how to talk to a child about their autism.

Advice on protecting your mental health during the coronavirus outbreak.

A Devon hospital is linked to 20 deaths or serious harm cases since 2008, according to an NHS review.

As the UK death toll hits 35, officials say some people will be asked to stay home for "a very long time".

The pill is already free in Scotland to people who are at the highest risk of contracting the virus.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock outlines plans for protecting the elderly and vulnerable from coronavirus.

We speak to a psychologist about the habit at the centre of the coronavirus spread.

Ten more people have died after testing positive for the virus, NHS England says.

More than 200 scientists write to the government calling for tougher measures to tackle Covid-19.

Doctor Clare Gerada believes she contracted the virus in New York but says she is now on the mend.

The health minister says beds need to be freed up, but essential treatment will continue.

Many major events have already been called off by organisers concerned about the spread of coronavirus.

With face masks in high demand, we look at whether they really can protect people from the virus.

What is it like to have the coronavirus, how will it affect you and how is it treated?

More cases are now reported every day in Europe than in China at its peak, the WHO says.

Everything you need to know about the coronavirus – explained in just one minute.

The government defends its coronavirus plans as confirmed cases rise to 798.

Schools close, museums shut, sports events are off and lockdowns widen as the coronavirus spreads.

Chief scientific officer, Sir Patrick Vallance, says the government is focusing on the most "impactful measures."

Boris Johnson's chief scientific adviser says the UK is four weeks behind Italy, What does that mean?

Emily Barclay was hit by perimenopause, which can last up to 10 years before the menopause itself.

Here's how to clean your device effectively using household soap and water.

Estimates suggest one in 20 people will develop the disorder, with a spike in diagnosis linked to obesity.

The UK government have issued the next stage of response to the virus, with added measures for the public.

The PM warns families will continue to "lose loved ones before their time" as he announces new measures to combat coronavirus.

One man with type 1 diabetes describes his symptoms after contracting the virus in Italy.

The chief scientific adviser says the number of infected people is much higher than the 590 identified cases.

There are now 596 cases in the UK, as the government prepares to step up its response to the virus.

Glenn Boocock died at home 11 days after falling to the floor during a fight outside a bar.

Charity Mind is signposting people withdrawing from anti-depressants to street-drug charities.

Superhuman Ted, 89, has no plans to slam the weights down just yet.

The World Health Organization calls for "urgent action" as Italy announces most shops will close.

The NHS confirms two more patients with coronavirus have died in the UK, bringing the total to eight.

The World Health Organization says coronavirus "can be characterised as a pandemic". What does that mean?

Nadine Dorries is self-isolating at home, while another MP says she has been advised to do the same.

Bernard Rebelo showed a "blatant disregard for risk of death" by selling the pills, the judge said.

The government is considering keeping those at higher risk from coronavirus in group isolation.

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy wants manufacturers to include better safety advice for women.

NHS England will be able to carry out 10,000 tests per day, up from 1,500 currently.

A man in his early 80s with underlying health conditions died in hospital in Watford, the NHS says.

A man with health conditions says he is self-isolating in his home for the foreseeable future.

Too little detail is being given over what to do for UK patients reporting potential symptoms, GPs say.

Travel bans, empty streets and prison riots, as 60 million people have their movements restricted.

England's deputy chief medical officer says a "balanced response" could see further measures follow.

Adam Castillejo, the "London Patient", is free of the virus more than 30 months after stopping treatment.

Jo Kelly was given six months to live after being diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma.

Zoe says being a metre tall has some positives and she couldn't wait to show how dwarfism affects her life.

Medical advice could change within 10 to 14 days, as a fifth person is confirmed to have died.