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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.

Students return to a school in Devon which had closed for a week due to coronavirus.

Scientists reveal the average incubation time for the virus that's infected more than 114,000 people globally.

Measures such as school closures will not yet be introduced, as the UK's fourth virus death is confirmed.

Dr Gauden Galea is asked by the BBC if the lack of transparency from China put global health at risk.

Daughters' of woman quarantined in virus-struck care home say they feel 'helpless'.

The chancellor says he is also considering more support for businesses and individuals in an epidemic.

Ahead of the upcoming budget, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has pledged to address the outbreak.

New measures in an upcoming bill will also see an expansion of the use of video hearings in courts.

Surgeon Gillian Cribb says patients assume "if you're not male, you're not a surgeon".

The family of a man who died with coronavirus say they cannot arrange his funeral because they are self-isolating.

London paramedics are asked to shave but plans to order them to do so have been put on hold.

People in Didsbury, south of Manchester, tell the BBC how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting their everyday lives.

Officials say 49 more people have died, marking the country's largest daily increase in fatalities.

The cash includes extra funds to develop a vaccine and new rapid test for the disease.

Boris Johnson announces £46m to fund work to find a coronavirus vaccine, but warns it may take a year.

Matt Hancock appears on Question Time to answer queries from members of the public.

Shrewsbury and Telford NHS trust received almost £1m despite an inquiry into preventable baby deaths.

They can hula hoop and inject insulin at the same time. Meet the duo who are using social media to destigmatise diabetes.

The patient, who had underlying health conditions, dies as the number of UK cases rises to 116.

Thirty-seven-year-old Ruth Williamson is hoping the drugs will slow down the fatal condition.

Measures will be ramped up to slow the spread of coronavirus as the UK moves past the "contain" phase.

A 71-year-old man, who was on a cruise ship last month, dies in a hospital near Sacramento.

Paediatric nurse Catherine McConville appealed for sleeves for babies in her neo-natal unit.

Dr Adele McCormick from the University of Westminster demonstrates how to wash your hands.

Prof Chris Whitty, the UK's chief medical adviser, tells MPs that coronavirus is being transmitted between people in the country.

The UK reports its largest daily increase in cases, as two patients on a hospital ward are diagnosed.

A report from members of Parliament says progress in reducing transmissions could be reversed.

East Kent Hospitals did not learn from past failings, say a couple whose baby nearly died in 2012.

Claims that stretched resources and a lack of information for women mean some are being denied.

Move to reduce the transmission of coronavirus in hospitals comes as hand-washing ad campaign begins.

It comes as the coronavirus outbreak has kept many Chinese drug ingredient manufacturers shut.