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Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey updated MPs about the impact of coronavirus on her department.

The app relies on the first part of a user’s postcode but does not ask for a name or other identifying information.

The Advertising Standards Authority said the tweet did not make his commercial interest in the product clear enough.

A contact-tracing app could be key to helping ease lockdown but there have been a number of concerns raised.

It is easy to fall out of love with your home when faced with the same four walls 24 hours a day.

A round-up of Monday’s feelgood stories.

A trial of the app-based technology will be carried out on the Isle of Wight before a full roll-out nationwide.

A former Government chief scientific adviser has assembled a group of experts to look at how the UK could work its way out of coronavirus lockdown.

The duke, who flew air ambulance helicopters for two years, steps in to help London’s Air Ambulance Charity

Cash is available to support some shortlisted trees.

It had previously cancelled cruises until June 27,

What the latest statistics say about the trend over the past few weeks.

The Labour leader said it is ‘imperative that the Government is properly planning for what happens next ‘.

The memorial event also honoured firefighters in the US and Italy who have died as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr Saad Al-Dubbaisi was born in Iraq but had worked for almost 20 years in Greater Manchester.

The London Nightingale hospital is not expected to admit patients in the coming days as the outbreak is under control.

A survey by Blood Cancer UK found that 51% of respondents are struggling with their mental health as they stay indoors.

They were seized by the Border Force at Heathrow.

Nurseries could be forced to make staff redundant and ask parents to pay fees due to lack of financial support, the survey says.

Defra said it would continue to work with some of the largest zoos to discuss additional concerns about funding.