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One in 1,700 people are thought to be infected, based on 20,000 tests in households.

An immediate public inquiry could help save lives, say relatives of 450 virus victims.

Pubs, bars and clubs are having to change because of Covid-19. But what will a night out feel like?

Denise and Guy were separated for seven weeks as he was being treated for coronavirus.

A senior academic reveals he has worked on a government report containing measures to cut Covid risk.

Care chiefs said homes suffered from a lack of testing and of personal protective equipment.

Conservative backbenchers say easing the restriction in England is essential for economic recovery.

Most positive cases were reached and provided the information within 24 hours, figures show.

Charities concerned as number of patients seen following an urgent referral by a GP drop in England.

Covid-19 travel restrictions mean babies born to surrogate mothers can't be united with their biological parents.

Former government adviser Prof Neil Ferguson was giving evidence to a committee of MPs.

Health experts say passengers should wear face masks and board planes one row at a time.

While many people fear for their career prospects in the pandemic, there are even more problems for women expecting a baby.

There was no one 'patient zero' that started the UK epidemic, research shows.

People are being encouraged to join a "countrywide thank you" to key workers on 5 July.

Cancelled care and patients' fears about going to hospital mean eye conditions going untreated, specialists say.

Health leaders warn the coronavirus crisis will impact the number of people waiting for treatment.

Statistics from England show more people from black, Asian and minority ethnic groups are dying from coronavirus than those from white ethnic groups.

The video call app allowed some patients to see recordings of others' sessions with medics.

Less than a fifth of UK deaths in the last week of May were linked to coronavirus, Office for National Statistics figures show.