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Large numbers of people are connecting with their faith online during the coronavirus lockdown, clergy have told Sky News.
A London council has been criticised for taping off its benches during the coronavirus lockdown.
Identity cards have been mandatory only twice in British history – during the two world wars – moments of enormous national emergency.
A 101-year-old man gave a double thumbs up alongside nurses as he left hospital after beating the coronavirus.
Philippe Coutinho “would love a return to the Premier League” one day, but his agent insists everything remains a possibility when it comes to the future of the Brazil midfielder.
Oleksandr Usyk makes you laugh and strikes fear into your heart in equal measure, like an evil clown staring into your soul.
Another 980 patients have died in the UK after contracting coronavirus – surpassing Spain’s highest daily total of 961.
Boris Johnson is able to walk again after he was moved back from intensive care to a hospital ward, Downing Street says.
A council’s decision to stop all funeral services due to coronavirus is “a step too far” and a possible breach of the UN Declaration of Human Rights, an MP has said.
A 99-year-old Second World War veteran has thanked NHS staff after recovering from coronavirus.
