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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.

Adverts by two firms made false claims about preventing the spread of coronavirus, watchdog rules.

Sarafina Nance had a new type of surgery to prevent breast cancer that meant she retained more feeling in her chest.

The BBC Health team talks through the NHS advice about protecting yourself from COVID-19.

Non-urgent NHS care may be delayed if the coronavirus outbreak worsens, the government says, as the number of UK cases rises to 51.

Measures will give the government more powers to combat a widespread outbreak, as cases rise to 39.

MPs will hear the experiences of women with endometriosis as part of an inquiry into the condition.

Julie from Singapore talks candidly about being diagnosed with Covid-19 and her time in isolation.

The World Health Organization says the virus is "unique" but stresses it can still be contained.

The BBC's Fergus Walsh and expert Sian Griffiths answer your questions about the virus outbreak.

Boris Johnson says expansion of the virus is "on the cards" in the UK, as the number of cases rises to 39.

Patients should now be able to get treatments in days rather than months, say ministers.

A public health chief warns the country must be prepared as the PM chairs an emergency meeting.

Some British tourists are heading home after a week quarantined inside their hotel rooms.

Scotland's first diagnosis is among the new cases, along with 12 more patients from England.

A woman is taking legal action against an NHS gender clinic which treated her as a teenager.

Big events could be banned and schools closed in the "worst-case scenario", the health secretary says.

The health secretary says that the government will do whatever is necessary to tackle coronavirus in the UK.

The plan will detect community transmission of the coronavirus in the event of an outbreak in Scotland.

Keira Bell transitioned to a male as a teenager. Now she says the NHS clinic that treated her should have challenged the decision.

The new cases, taking the UK's total to 23, are people who have recently returned from Italy and Asia.

Research suggests omega-3 supplements may not be as beneficial as previously suggested.

There are fears the hospital built for World War One soldiers could be demolished for offices.

A former raver says calisthenics helped her through a difficult time and kickstarted a new lifestyle.

It is unclear how the Surrey man caught the virus, with no obvious link to overseas travel, officials say.

The chief medical officer warns it is "just a matter of time" before someone tests positive.

A woman claimed the NHS had a duty of care to tell her about her father's fatal, inherited brain condition.

Boris Johnson says washing hands for 20 seconds or more is the "best single piece of advice we can give".

It is hoped adapted face masks can identify patients with the illness before they show any symptoms.

The latest cases, which bring the total number in the UK to 19, include the first one in Wales.

Lara Pennington and her family have self-isolated in their room after being quarantined in their hotel.