The Department of Health is expected to announce a full count including English care home deaths, and those in Scotland and Northern Ireland later – this data includes hospitals in England and Wales only. Via: Coronavirus: UK announces deaths for Sunday
Reverend Claire Towns, of St Barnabas Church, led the unique drive-in service, which began at 10am in Swanmore, Hampshire, along with lay minister Sally Beazley, 55. Via: Church holds first-ever drive-in worship
Sir Simon Stevens said today that hospitals in England feared 660,000 people might need intensive care because of the coronavirus – in reality, 130,000 people have been admitted to hospital. Via: NHS chief Sir Simon Stevens says hospitals are preparing for a second wave of Covid-19
All the latest from the 2.10pm BST race at the Red Bull RingF1 2020: team-by-team guide to the cars and driversEmail Daniel your thoughts or tweet @DanielHarris 2.57pm BST Lap 34/71 Our standings:1. Bottas 2.55pm BST Lap 33/71 Perez sashays past Norris like it’s nothing! He now sits fourth, roughly Read more
All the latest from the 2.15pm BST kick-off at St James’ ParkMoyes’s sorry Sunderland saga bodes ill for West HamEmail Simon your thoughts or tweet @Simon_Burnton 2.54pm BST 39 mins: Saint-Maximin is such a lovely, fluid runner with the ball. But he keeps undoing his good work with completely rubbish Read more
The 72nd anniversary of NHS will see clap for carers at 5pm, as day two of lockdown easing measures take place in EnglandEngland’s evening high street footfall soars as pubs reopenNHS England launches coronavirus recovery serviceChancellor is considering giving all adults £500 vouchers to spendCoronavirus – latest global updatesSee all Read more
We would like to hear from business owners and people who have visited pubs and restaurants to tell us how reopening has been Pubs, restaurants and hairdressers in England are some of the businesses that were able to reopen from 4 July. Other venues include cinemas, hairdressers and campsites. Weddings Read more
Sir David King said the loss of life would be “almost entirely” preventable. Via: Coronavirus: 27,000 excess deaths 'likely' by April if ministers do not change approach, former government adviser warns
Exclusive: ‘After ten years, pupils and teachers have been left paying the price of learning and working in crumbling buildings that are not adequate’ Via: Hundreds of schools still waiting for new buildings a decade after Gove axed rebuilding scheme
Sir Simon Stevens draws parrallel with the creation of the NHS after the Second World War Via: UK must solve social care crisis if 'any good' is to come from coronavirus pandemic, NHS England boss warns