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Coronavirus has forced people in Britain to radically change the way they live their lives. Here are eight things that have helped us cope.
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The UK records a further 649 deaths, taking the total number of coronavirus deaths to 30,076.
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Isle of Wight council staff and healthcare workers will be invited to start testing app on Tuesday.
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The experiment is part of the government's track and trace strategy aimed at limiting a second wave.
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NHS England says all essential vaccinations are still being provided despite the coronavirus outbreak.
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Clinics will need to prove they can offer services while protecting the safety of patients and staff.
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Carer Heather Lamont swabs herself for Covid-19 at a drive-through test centre.
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The health secretary says the government has reached its target of 100,000 coronavirus tests a day.
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