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Coronavirus cases in Britain may have already hit 10,000, the government said on Thursday night, as officials set out a...
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A newborn baby is the youngest person in the UK to have tested positive for coronavirus, it emerged last night. ...
Britons ignore Government advice and start their own social distancing
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Emergency laws will give police the power to detain people infected with coronavirus as part of tough new measures to...
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The government's strategy of waiting until coronavirus is peaking before closing schools and asking vulnerable people to stay at home...
Schools could extend Easter holiday in battle against coronavirus
Schools are preparing for an extended Easter holiday, The Daily Telegraph has learned, with headteachers having been summoned to speak...
Care homes told to bar ‘unwell’ visitors to protect elderly from coronavirus
Care homes have been told to ban any visitors who are feeling "unwell" as the Government steps up measures to...
Operations reportedly scrapped as NHS gears up for coronavirus fight
Urgent operations, including for cancer, have reportedly been cancelled and "unstable" patients sent home in order to free hospital space...
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The ban imposed by the US on travel from Europe will not work to contain coronavirus, scientists have warned. On...
Human trials on coronavirus vaccine to begin in April
Human trials on a vaccine against coronavirus are due to start in April, with British scientists competing with dozens of...
NHS chiefs warn makeshift intensive care units will be needed to treat increasing numbers of coronavirus patients
UK hospitals have been told to create makeshift intensive care units and to stop treating coronavirus cases in isolation, as pressures on...
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Patients with mild coronavirus symptoms may be highly infectious, study warns
Coronavirus patients with mild symptoms are most infectious within a week of contracting the disease but are unlikely to pass...
Leaving baby to cry has no harmful effects on development, research suggests
Leaving a baby to "cry it out" has no harmful effects on their development, new research suggests. There is no...
NHS to test 10,000 people a day for coronavirus as cases expected to soar
The NHS will start testing 10,000 people a day for coronavirus, with the number of confirmed cases set to soar....
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Nadine Dorries, a health minister, has become the first MP to be diagnosed with coronavirus in the UK, it has...
Banks to offer mortgage ‘payment holidays’ amid coronavirus recession fears
Britain's biggest banks have announced mortgage "payment holidays" for homeowners affected by the coronavirus outbreak. RBS, TSB and Nationwide said...
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Vietnam has suspended visas on arrival for British citizens after passengers infected on a flight from London to Hanoi led...
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GPs are using catering aprons to treat patients presenting with coronavirus symptoms because they have not been issued the proper...
An Indian vaccine billionaire is betting on developing a coronavirus cure in six months
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People with coughs and colds will be told to self-isolate as UK braces for coronavirus surge
Anyone with a cough or cold will soon be told to self-isolate for a week as Britain prepares for a...