14 July 2020
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Ashworth: ‘Ministerial muddle' on coronavirus face masks
The shadow health secretary says “it did not have to be this way” over government advice on wearing face masks in England.
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Hancock: Labour ‘political football’ on face masks
The health secretary says he will take opposition criticism over face masks “with a pinch of salt”.
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The family social distancing for years
Dr Ian Banks has not held his three-year-old grandson since he was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF).
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UK social distancing rules - one metre or two metres?
The UK government is advising people to practise social distancing, but the distance varies depending on where you are.
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Is it time to say goodbye to the handshake?
People have stopped shaking hands due to the coronavirus - and some say the change should be permanent.
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Does getting coronavirus make you immune?
What you need to know about how the immune system works.
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Coronavirus: 'The masks you throw away could end up killing a whale'
As the world battles the Covid-19 pandemic, more and more protective equipment is ending up in the sea.
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‘They paused my chemo because of Covid’
Thousands of cancer patients have had treatment halted or delayed because of Covid-19.
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NHS anniversary: Applause for health service workers
Applause rings out across the UK to pay tribute to NHS staff on the 72nd anniversary of the health service.
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Coronavirus: NHS chief calls for social care revolution
Sir Simon Stevens says coronavirushas shone a "harsh spotlight" on settings like care homes.
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Hancock: Asymptomatic coronavirus transmission 'was not known'
Matt Hancock defends releasing hospital patients into care homes without testing them.
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Coronavirus England lockdown easing: 'Nobody believes this is a risk-free step'
England's chief medical officer says lifting lockdown restrictions is "a reasonable package of risks".
