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The total number of confirmed deaths has now reached 150 amongst health and social care workers.

Figures suggest the UK has the highest number of recorded fatalities.

Boris Johnson faced Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer for the first time across the despatch box.

Companies warned ministers the calculation for rates bills is out of date because it is based on rents from April 2019 – before lockdown.

The National Cyber Security Centre said it was working with healthcare and medical research firms on how to protect themselves from attack.

At 3pm on Friday, publicans up and down the country will ring their pub bells and raise a glass in honour of war veterans.

The incident happened after a noise complaint in Llanelli.

Half of parents with young children will struggle to make ends meet in the next three months, study suggests.

Three other people were also injured in the incident in the shop in Pen Y Graig, South Wales.

The company wants to ensure mourners can still say their goodbyes.

Boris Johnson said he found shortages in personal protective equipment ‘enraging’ and ‘bitterly regrets’ the crisis in care homes.

Professor Neil Ferguson stood down from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies after allowing a woman to visit him at his London home.

Travel trade organisation Abta said paying back all the money owed to customers within current legal time limits would put many firms out of business.

The Health Secretary was responding to concerns that the app could be used to track people.

The latest National Records of Scotland figures show a total of 2,795 deaths involving the virus had been recorded as of May 3.

The theory has been advanced by US President Donald Trump but denied by the Chinese government.

The incident happened in Upminster, east London, on Friday night.