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A police officer has been charged with murder after a woman was found strangled in a car park.
People should aim to wear face coverings in enclosed spaces where social distancing is not always possible, including on public transport and in shops, the government has said.
Britons are now being advised to wear face masks on public transport and in some shops where social distancing is not possible.
The global coronavirus pandemic has shone a light on those treating patients on the front line.
Britons won’t be able to get a haircut, visit a pub or dine in a restaurant until 4 July at the “very earliest”, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has told Sky News.
British Airways pilots and other civilian aviators at risk of redundancy because of coronavirus job cuts might be able to join the Royal Air Force on secondment, Sky News understands.
The founder of easyJet is offering to dip into his pocket by offering a £5m “reward” for information that triggers the cancellation of a controversial £4.5bn Airbus order.
An international “wanted” notice has been issued for an American woman charged with allegedly causing the death by dangerous driving of motorcyclist Harry Dunn.
Raheem Sterling has reservations about the prospect of football resuming next month.
The chancellor is expected to extend the government’s furlough scheme – currently paying 6.5 million laid off workers 80% of their earnings – from June to September.
