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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.

Charities are warning they will need government and public support to provide palliative care.

Countries should now question whether keeping schools shut is justified, says one team of scientists.

War veterans can experience trauma known as moral injury - now health workers are at risk too.

The foreign secretary says measures are "beginning to work", as the number of deaths reaches 5,373.

The BBC's Fergus Walsh meets medics treating patients with Covid-19 at University College Hospital London.

Lynsay Coventry, 54, is the first serving NHS midwife in England whose death has been confirmed.

Nic has been given under 36 months to live and due to coronavirus his treatment is being put on hold.

Almost two weeks after Britons were confined to their homes, is the coronavirus curve flattening?

Staff dispensing medicines say they urgently need more protective gear to guard against coronavirus.

Lucy Watts has a life-limiting condition and fears her life will not be saved if there is a shortage of ventilators.

UK experts are concerned that people are not seeking urgent NHS help when they need it.

Respiratory illnesses are already the main cause of death for the country's native communities.

The BBC's Laura Foster explains measures you should take when caring for someone who has coronavirus in your home.

The health secretary criticised "unbelievable" behaviour after people packed into sunny public parks.

Providers warn they may not be able to care for those awaiting hospital discharge without the right kit.

Care companies have told the BBC that they still don’t have enough personal protective equipment.

One intensive care doctor describes the reality faced by some UK health workers on the front line.

A child with underlying health conditions is among 708 people whose deaths were reported in the past day.

Most stuck to the social distancing rules, minister Michael Gove says, but some young people did not.

A nurse posted a video to a Facebook group after a long and difficult shift in ICU amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Nursing chiefs raise fears about protective equipment following the deaths of two nurses.

The government has pledged to increase daily testing tenfold by the end of the month.

Two British-Sudanese doctors became the first doctors to die of coronavirus in the UK. This is their story.

People are told to stay at home, despite expected good weather, in honour of two nurses who died.

The government explains how clinical tests are checking if existing medicines could treat Covid-19.

It comes as the Queen will address the nation on Sunday, as the number of deaths rises to 3,602.

The mother-of-three died at Walsall Manor Hospital, while a second nurse has also died in Kent.

After being told her husband was dying from Covid-19, Sandra Wilson heard the doctor crying down the phone.

The health secretary has promised 100,000 tests a day but there are questions about how it will be achieved.

Prince Charles sends his thanks as the first UK emergency field hospital to treat coronavirus patients opens.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he lost half a stone when he fell ill with Covid-19.