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Jeff Lavington from South Wales caught the virus while recovering from a stroke.

The Department for Work and Pensions is recruiting 5,000 frontline staff to help it meet demand.

Ruth May said she wanted to honour nurses Areema Nasreen and Aimee O’Rourke, two nurses who died after contracting Covid-19.

It came after a teacher was praised as ‘extraordinary’ for creating masks for NHS workers using a 3D printer in her classroom.

Joe Wicks wore a Spider-Man costume for a Friday PE session.

The Chartered Trading Standards Institute has issued a warning about a voucher scam posing as a supermarket and offering money off shopping.

A round-up of some feel-good stories in the news.

Hospitals are quadrupling intensive care capacity as they prepare for the coronavirus peak.

The Dumbarton MSP beat Matt Kerr by almost 3,000 votes in the contest.

Four NHS staff have died in a 24-hour period after contracting coronavirus.

The special moment for Lewis Lloyd’s birthday was captured on video.

Gordon Jackson was filmed on a train apparently discussing the case before the former first minister of Scotland was acquitted of all charges.

So far no tests have met the standards required for them to be rolled out to the public.

Images have shown protective gowns with three-quarter length sleeves, leaving arms exposed.

The discovery was made by an international research team headed by Professor David Martill of the University of Portsmouth.

Dara O Briain hosted the pre-recorded show from the basement in his home on Thursday evening.

The company was forced to rethink how it did business after all its cheese night events were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Advice suggests people living within a household may infect each other or be infected already.

The 500-bed facility located at the NEC complex will be open for patients from April 12.

UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has been urged to act to prevent companies from collapsing.