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A woman who survived Covid-19 credits a drug trial with saving her life.

The Public Health England report says racism may be a factor in increased risks for ethnic minorities.

Flushing the toilet with the lid up creates a cloud of spray that may spread infection, study finds.

Experts say there should be no delay in getting the cheap drug to patients after "fantastic" trial results.

Marium Ahmad is worried about the prospect of going out again and wearing a face covering.

Like many other transplant patients, Ana-Rose's hope for a new liver was put on hold due to Covid.

President Trump defends promoting hydroxychloroquine as the FDA says there is no evidence it works.

No 10 declines to say if it will be done by the time hospitality venues in England are due to reopen.

Thousands of extra staff are deployed as passengers are told to cover their faces or risk being fined.

Scientists from Imperial College London believe a hormone imbalance could be responsible.

Leading psychologists warn the education secretary that children's mental health is at risk.

There have been concerns the hospitality sector will struggle to be viable with the rule in place.

The government faces pressure to publish recommendations for addressing disparities in the virus risk.

Many people will reunite with loved ones on Saturday, as lockdown rules ease for those who live alone.

The NHS hospital physiotherapist who helps Covid-19 patients wants to make her young family proud.

Neuroscientists call for urgent attention to the well-being of young people isolated from friends.

The National Audit Office identified shortcomings in PPE provision for health and care staff.

Full PPE, 'red zones' and cleaning the room between patients are now part of everyday practice.

London was overwhelmingly the hardest-hit area in the country, says the Office for National Statistics.

Dr Cathy Gardner is taking legal action after her father died of probable Covid-19 in April.