A collection of British charities have launched a new appeal to raise funds to fight coronavirus in refugee camps and poor communities in some of the world’s most vulnerable countries.
After weeks of mixed messages, the Government has announced it will soon be mandatory to wear a face covering in supermarkets and other shops in England.
Idris Elba has said coronavirus had a “traumatic” impact on him psychologically.
Pupils, parents and teachers deserve to be told the scientific evidence for classes returning next month, Scottish Labour has said.
A second wave of coronavirus infections this winter could be more serious than the first, with 120,000 hospital deaths in a “reasonable worst-case scenario”, scientists advising the Government have warned.
Kate Garraway has revealed husband Derek Draper had a “stable day” in his fight against coronavirus as she celebrated her return to Good Morning Britain.
Some nations could see HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria deaths increase over the next five because of disruption to health services caused by coronavirus, a new study suggests.
The coronavirus pandemic will worsen if governments fail to provide a clear and comprehensive strategy to suppress transmission, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned.
Wearing a face covering in shops and supermarkets is to be made mandatory in England in a fresh move to stop the spread of the coronavirus, the Government has announced.
Boris Johnson has urged the public to wear face coverings in shops, and said an announcement on whether their use will be compulsory in England will be made in the coming days.
The UK’s GDP could fall by 13% this year as the prospect of second spike in coronavirus cases leads to further economic “uncertainty”, a financial expert has warned.
An Aberdeen MSP says his office will remain closed until next month at the earliest because of Covid-19.
Businesses in Barnard Castle have noted an upturn in visitors as lockdown eased after it was made famous by Dominic Cummings’ controversial family trip.
A north-east art exhibition is taking place online due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
The Prince of Wales has made his first official visit to Wales since the lockdown to learn how the nation has been dealing with the coronavirus outbreak.
Indoor shopping centres across Scotland have welcomed back their first customers since the coronavirus restrictions began on March 23.
The number of people reported to have died in the UK after testing positive for Covid-19 has risen by 11: the smallest day-on-day increase in this total since mid-March.
London buses have had their capacity increased by 50% in response to new social distancing guidelines, Transport for London (TfL) has announced.
Health and beauty businesses have sought to reassure customers that they are safe after reopening for the first time since lockdown.
Pro-independence campaigners are planning to resume marching again when Scotland moves into the final phase of plans to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions.
Breast cancer screening is to start again in Scotland after being halted due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Actors could film kissing scenes once again following the publication of new safety rules.
Youth sports including football and rugby can begin again, though the rules allowing physical contact will only apply to “field bubbles” on the pitches themselves.
There has been one new case of coronavirus in the north-east in the past 24 hours.
Scotland’s First Minister has claimed compliance with new rules making face coverings mandatory in shops is “probably close to 100%”.
The public is being urged to buy a portion of ‘invisible chips’ to help support those working in the hospitality sector.
Boris Johnson has repeated his call for employees to consider returning to work – but official Government guidance continues to urge people to work from home where they can.
A Cabinet minister has provoked further confusion about the wearing of face coverings after declaring he would “perhaps” support making them mandatory when in public.
Boris Johnson has urged the public to wear face coverings in shops, and said an announcement on whether their use will be compulsory in England will be made in the coming days.
Boris Johnson has revealed that he will take a holiday in the UK this year and encouraged others to do the same.