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A healthcare support worker has died in hospital after being diagnosed with coronavirus.Julius Sana, 40, had fallen ill with Covid-19 while working at a private hospital which cares for people with neurodegenerative diseases in Newport, South Wales.On Sunday the married father-of-two died after suffering a cardiac arrest at the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport where …

Police dashcam footage shows the 19-year-old driving over a police stinger and carrying on.

An expert said a line needed to be drawn to stop such transfers.

The Government is aiming to hit its 100,000-tests-a-day target, which is set for Thursday.

A round-up of Tuesday’s feelgood stories.

Boris Johnson used his first meeting of the Covid-19 Cabinet since his recovery from coronavirus to focus on personal protective equipment

The health minister said that when the time comes to ease social distancing, it will ‘not be like flicking a switch’.

It said it will continue to provide its letter delivery service from Monday to Friday as normal.

It comes as more than 6,500 deaths involving coronavirus have occurred in England and Wales outside of hospital, official weekly figures show.

The size and layout of Summerhall in Edinburgh has meant people are able to be socially distant from one another.

The Taoiseach is a qualified medical doctor.

Ken and Alice McGinley were married on April 23, 1960.

The airline, which employs 42,000 people, has suffered from the global collapse in passenger numbers caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The figures have been made by injured veterans.

Bosses are understood to be discussing which sites to shutter permanently once the lockdown is lifted.

The duchess revealed her exercise regime in a video call with Dame Darcey Bussell and Angela Rippon.

Volunteers are distributing packages in villages across Kenya, with similar work about to begin in Malawi and Zambia.

Around 10% of all children with a social worker or an education, health and care plan are now in school.

The princess and her sister Margaret left Buckingham Palace after dark to join in with the festivities.

An AA survey suggests 85% of drivers think the signs would have ‘more impact’ if they were green.