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The US has seen more deaths (currently 100,047) and infections (1.69 million) than any other country.
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Scientists say there are no significant regional differences in coronavirus rates across the UK.
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Heath Secretary Matt Hancock says the vast majority of people in the UK will cooperate with the test and trace system.
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How one of London’s Asian communities and its hospital copes with death during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Anyone coming into close contact with infected people in England will be told to isolate.
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The Health Secretary has announced everyone with coronavirus symptoms is now eligible to be tested.
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From Thursday, those who have been contacted by the NHS will be asked to isolate, even if they do not have symptoms.
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Restrictions could be introduced if there is a local flare-up of coronavirus, a minister says.
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Salons are asking the government to let them open before July to cut hair.
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The NHS is urging some people who have recently recovered from Covid-19 to donate plasma.
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A BBC team tracking coronavirus misinformation has found links to assaults, arson and deaths - and the potential for even greater indirect harm.
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"Passports" showing individuals' health status could become the next front for fighting the pandemic.
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Watchdog said Revival Shots had suggested its rehydration sachets could help treat the disease.
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The BBC has been given unprecedented access to a hospital in the heart of London, for one week.
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Prof John Newton on why the risk of transmission is higher in households than in shops.
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Remdesivir shortens recovery time by about four days, research suggests.
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Early May bank holiday delays mean the true death figures are likely to have been even lower.
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The prime minister's chief adviser says his vision was affected by coronavirus.
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A top scientist criticises the staging of the Cheltenham Festival and Liverpool's Champions League tie.
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The NHS is urging men, under 35s and those who have recently recovered from Covid-19 to donate plasma.
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Testing of hydroxychloroquine as a possible coronavirus treatment is suspended by the health agency.
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After careful planning, families were able to see the residents of one care home from the safety of their cars.
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Lockdown has created a unique opportunity to cut HIV transmissions in the UK, says a major sexual health clinic.
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A look at the guidance as Downing Street backs Dominic Cummings over his 260-mile lockdown trip.
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Workers at a London care home on how they coped with a coronavirus outbreak and several deaths.
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Mary Blessington was discharged then soon deteriorated, showing that the path to recovery can be long and hard.
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A wide range of false and misleading health claims continue to spread on social media.
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Thirty out of 102 care home providers contacted by the BBC said none of their staff had been tested.
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Care workers who test positive for coronavirus will be given enhanced payments in future.
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Doctors on the front lines are observing things that they have never encountered before - and it's a challenge.
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BBC's Health Correspondent Laura Foster explains what we know currently about how children are affected by the virus.
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Coronavirus hospital patients given hydroxychloroquine were more likely to die, medical journal study says.
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The Chief Executive of NHS England says it is considering hiring cabin crew to train as nurses.
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Sources say any risk to pupils is very small but any activity outside the home has risk.
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The findings will feed into the debate around the safety of re-opening schools.
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The Oxford trial will monitor the effects on thousands of people's immune systems.
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If coronavirus can be transferred on to surfaces, what are the risks of buying food?
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What factors determine a potential second wave of Covid-19 infections?
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NHS staff and care workers from abroad are to be exempt, as Labour calls it "the right thing to do".
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Ten million antibody tests will also start being rolled out next week, Health Secretary Matt Hancock says.
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From a helipad to the streets, millions thank front-line workers risking their lives to fight coronavirus.
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The estimate from the government's surveillance programme suggests one in 400 is infected.
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The NHS Confederation warns of "severe" consequences if the right system is not established quickly.
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Isle of Wight resident Megan Mackney describes using the Covid-19 contact tracing app.
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The study will test the drugs - one of which Donald Trump has said he is taking - against a placebo.
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Supermarket sales of alcohol have risen and liver disease could too, a BMJ editorial says.
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NHS England's medical director Prof Stephen Powis says experts are currently evaluating the tests.
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They are now official coronavirus symptoms but a Newcastle health trust started screening in March.
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It comes as Labour accuses the government of leaving a "huge hole" in the UK's coronavirus defences.
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A study reveals, for some, having diabetes is linked to an increased risk of dying with coronavirus.