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The foreign secretary – now officially standing in for the prime minister – has to reassure the nation he has a firm grip on the government’s response to coronavirus Via: Now Boris Johnson is in intensive care, this is what Dominic Raab needs to do tonight
Police Federation official says there are ‘early indications’ of a rise in suicides Via: Coronavirus: Mental health incidents rising during UK lockdown, police say
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Foreign secretary will ‘deputise where necessary’, Downing Street says Via: Dominic Raab to take over prime minister duties after Boris Johnson admitted to intensive care with coronavirus
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The England boss will see his £3m salary cut over the next three months, sacrificing £225,000, with England Women’s manager Phil Neville and Under-21s boss Aidy Boothroyd also impacted Via: England manager Gareth Southgate to take 30 per cent wage cut slashing his £3m salary
Professor Sir John Bell, from the University of Oxford, said no tests bought so far by the Government had been accurate enough to consider rolling out to the public. Via: Coronavirus UK: Current antibody test kits 'only 50% accurate'
There was anger at the weekend after one London authority closed a park after reporting thousands of visitors flocking to it to enjoy the sun and warmth weather after a wet and miserable winter. Via: Coronavirus UK: Government say sunbathers may be FINED
Updated statistics from NHS England come as Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in hospital after going in for tests last night because he has had a fever for 10 days. Via: Coronavirus UK: Death toll hits 5,368 as 403 die in England