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Ministers were warned hundreds of thousands of people in the UK would die without stronger measures.

When Sky Sports presenter Dave Clark was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at the same age as his father, he was determined to do things differently.

From elbow greetings to hand-washing songs, celebs are offering their own versions of virus advice.

A group of 45 healthy, young volunteers in Seattle will be given the experimental jab.

Boris Johnson or a senior minister will hold daily press conferences on the crisis from Monday.

Family doctors are gearing up for a major increase in coronavirus in the community. How will they cope?

Tips from a mum on how to talk to a child about their autism.

Advice on protecting your mental health during the coronavirus outbreak.

A Devon hospital is linked to 20 deaths or serious harm cases since 2008, according to an NHS review.

The pill is already free in Scotland to people who are at the highest risk of contracting the virus.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock outlines plans for protecting the elderly and vulnerable from coronavirus.

New rules telling older people in the UK to remain at home will be triggered soon, the health secretary says.

We speak to a psychologist about the habit at the centre of the coronavirus spread.

Hundreds of scientists write to the government calling for tougher measures to tackle Covid-19.

Ten more people have died after testing positive for the virus, NHS England says.

Doctor Clare Gerada believes she contracted the virus in New York but says she is now on the mend.

A government source says ministers are drawing up plans to ease the burden on emergency services.

With face masks in high demand, we look at whether they really can protect people from the virus.

What is it like to have the coronavirus, how will it affect you and how is it treated?

More cases are now reported every day in Europe than in China at its peak, the WHO says.