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An NHS trust has apologised to the family of an elderly patient after her medical records were altered leading to confusion over whether she had COVID-19 or not.
Labour has demanded a “swift explanation” from Downing Street after newspaper reports suggested Boris Johnson’s most senior adviser was spoken to by police over an apparent breach of lockdown restrictions.
Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says he “remains optimistic” that the British GP will be able to take place this summer.
Dillian Whyte says he “bashed” Tyson Fury in sparring – and issued a “let’s go” challenge to his British rival about their mandatory WBC heavyweight title fight.
Chris Woakes says he would be happy to see Alex Hales back playing for England, following on from his 21-day ban for recreational drug use that cost him his World Cup place last year.
Carluccio’s has been rescued in a deal which will save 30 restaurants but result in more than 1,000 job losses.
Mass screening of public service workers for COVID-19 could be weeks away, according to an Oxford biotech company which is preparing to release a portable test it says gives results in little over an hour.
Scientific advisers to the government told ministers they should have an effective track, trace and isolate strategy as they reopen schools.
More than two-dozen councils in England have said they will support schools that decide not to reopen on 1 June.
Police have released “terrifying footage” of a Tesco Express store being robbed at gunpoint by a man wearing a white face mask.
