As restrictions ease for people who are not subject to health conditions, do you feel forgotten about, isolated or cut off?The UK government has set out its plan to leave lockdown, but the changes will not affect everyone equally. While some people are going back to work and others are Read more
Analysis: It seems a reasonable stab by the Chancellor at striking a balance between protection and reforming incentives but we won’t know for sure whether it’s the right balance until the reforms kick in, says Ben Chu Via: Rishi Sunak's furlough scheme reforms look reasonable – but flexibility is everything
Shay Khan says she felt like she was at death’s door while alone and scared in her flat during the illness Via: Help the Hungry: How food deliveries gave musician a 'real lifeline' after coronavirus left her unable to cook
Non-native, invasive species is on the rise and can hospitalise those who touch it Via: What is giant hogweed, the UK's 'most dangerous' plant?
‘Coordinated action is the only way to get rid of it,’ campaigner says Via: Giant hogweed: UK risks losing fight against toxic plant, experts warn
Chancellor says scheme will be made more flexible to allow part-time return to work over summer Via: Furlough scheme to be extended to end of October, Rishi Sunak confirms
White House staff ordered to wear masks; WHO urges ‘extreme vigilance’ as lockdowns end; Russia eases restrictions despite record cases. Follow the latest updatesRussia to end national lockdown, as cases hit record highohnson giving no clear direction on lockdown exit, says Starmer‘Now it starts again’: new outbreaks spark unease in Read more
President Donald Trump berated an Asian American reporter and then cut off his press conference after a CNN reporter he previously clashed with tried to question him. Via: Trump clashes with Asian American reporter and ends press conference after dispute with CNN
Baby Zara, six months, who was diagnosed on March 16 with coronavirus, is believed to be the first documented case of a child in the US with both the virus and Kawasaki disease. Via: PICTURED: Baby girl is believed to be the first US child with coronavirus and Kawasaki disease
The poisonous giant hogweed, ‘Britain’s most dangerous plant’ that can cause severe burns or even blindness when touched, has returned with a vengeance due to this year’s warm weather. Via: Fears of widespread burns and injuries as giant hogweed plants that can SCAR spread across Britain