D’neil Schmall, 35, is an ER ICU nurse currently working in New York City as part of a rapid response team that is treating COVID-19 patients. Via: Coronavirus US: Nurse sobs as she reveals what it's like to find a patient has died
No 10 defends Robert Jenrick’s lockdown journeys; public urged to stay home over Easter; FCO charters 12 flights to bring nationals back from IndiaLatest developments at a glanceFrench police turn back private jet of holidaymakers from UKGlobal coronavirus latest – live blogVolunteering: how can I help in the UK?See all Read more
A tale of two New Yorks: pandemic lays bare shocking inequitiesInside New Jersey hospitals overwhelmed by Covid-19Live global updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageSupport the Guardian’s independent journalism. Make a contribution 2.52pm BST Here’s a sign of the times:Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) wearing a face mask and gloves presided over this Read more
No one who witnessed the American’s astounding comeback victory at Augusta in 2019 is likely to forget what they sawThe propensity of the Masters to deliver moments in time is beyond golfing parallel. They needn’t always arrive at the tournament’s 72nd hole. If the Hogan Bridge, Butler Cabin and Magnolia Read more
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Police forced to backtrack after conducting supermarket patrols and threatening to search shoppers’ trollies Via: Coronavirus: Government confirms shops can sell whatever they have in stock, after police criticised for patrolling 'non-essential aisles' in supermarket
Police say he claimed to work in the local A&E department Via: Man charged with fraud after 'pretending to be NHS worker to get six free nights at a hotel'
While country is largely abiding by lockdown, warm weather could bring people outside, data suggests Via: Coronavirus: More people visiting parks despite lockdown, Google data shows
‘Some police forces will take a more proactive approach than is necessary and perhaps even lawful,’ says report Via: Coronavirus: Police enforcement of lockdown measures over Easter could breach human rights laws, MPs warn
Cabinet minister Robert Jenrick, pictured, has defended driving 150 miles to visit his parents in Shropshire despite the Covid-19 lockdown as he was delivering food and medication. Via: Coronavirus UK: Cabinet minister Robert Jenrick defies lockdown