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It is the first time the supermarket has sold food online in the UK.

Andy Treble was a theatre assistant at Wrexham Maelor Hospital in North Wales.

The Adam Smith Institute has accused the Office for Budget Responsibility of underestimating the long-term economic hit from the lockdown.

The Govia Thameslink Railway carriage livery reads ‘NHS we thank you’ and ‘Key workers supporting key workers’.

The 99-year-old veteran has raised more than £14m by walking 100 laps of his garden.

Bethaney Nicolson is a final-year nursing student at the University of Hull.

Phoebe Haines said she wanted to add a bit of music to everyone’s day.

The presenter was met with scathing responses to his idea of a singalong for the monarch.

Researchers say looking at third party platforms, such as video hosts, can be an indicator of whether a site can be trusted.

More than 100 people from around the UK will join an online discussion after the final weekend of the citizens’ assembly was postponed.

The outspoken tycoon is angry at the airline’s decision to press ahead with a multi-billion pound deal with Airbus, as his wealth plunges.

There remains a ‘critical lack’ of testing and protective gear, unions and social care bosses say.

Dr Hamish Courtney, from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, said it is important that those dying from the virus do so peacefully.

New research suggests if around 60% of the whole population used such technology, the pandemic could be stopped.

‘It’s a terrible virus, it just keeps attacking your lungs. It’s pretty scary.’

Public Health England has emphasised the importance of masks for doctors and nurses but has not suggested widespread public usage.

Takeaway chains including Burger King, KFC, and Pret a Manger have re-opened for takeaway and delivery only.