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Boris Johnson is able to walk again after he was moved back from intensive care to a hospital ward, Downing Street says.

Getting vital personal protective equipment to frontline NHS staff is proving to be a "Herculean logistical effort", the health secretary has admitted.

Liverpool legend Sir Kenny Dalglish has tested positive for coronavirus in hospital, his family have said.

Another 980 patients have died in the UK after contracting coronavirus - surpassing Spain and Italy's worst recorded daily totals.

A 101-year-old man gave a double thumbs up alongside nurses as he left hospital after beating the coronavirus.

America is ridden with disparity and extremes.

New York City has begun digging extra graves in its public cemetery, with pictures showing pine caskets stacked on top of each other in a large burial pit.

Steve Hedley, a senior trade union official, has been suspended after making disparaging comments about the prime minister's health.

The US state of New Jersey is using one of its most famous sons to help enforce social distancing rules.

Downing Street has backed a minister who travelled 150 miles from London to a property he owns in rural Herefordshire during the coronavirus lockdown.

India has intensified its fight against the coronavirus by setting up 1,200 "containment zones" in states which have reported more than 100 cases.

Teachers have been stopped from using Zoom in Singapore following a series of "very serious incidents".

New York City has begun digging extra graves in its public cemetery, with pictures showing pine caskets stacked on top of each other in a large burial pit.

Newborn babies at a hospital in Thailand are being given face shields in an effort to protect them from the coronavirus.

Former Liverpool player and manager Kenny Dalglish has tested positive for coronavirus, the club has confirmed.

The SPFL's contentious resolution to end the season in three divisions, and potentially the Premiership, is resting on just one Scottish Championship club that has yet to vote.

West Ham players will defer a percentage of their salaries to help the club during the coronavirus crisis, while manager David Moyes and vice-chairman Karren Brady will take a 30 per cent pay cut.

Paul Merson on why Alexis Sanchez's return to Man Utd would make sense and gives his view on Willian's contract situation at Chelsea.

Dieter Laser, the actor who played sadistic surgeon Josef Heiter in The Human Centipede, has died aged 78.

It's nearly 10 years since One Direction were launched into the world via Simon Cowell's talent juggernaut, The X Factor.

The US state of New Jersey is using one of its most famous sons to help enforce social distancing rules.

For many, Easter weekend is a time to get outside in the fresh air and spend time with friends and family.

Britain's aviation industry will renew its bid for emergency government aid, urging ministers to agree "better coordinated" measures to prevent the loss of tens of thousands of manufacturing and service sector jobs.

The government is facing calls to introduce price controls on essential items sold online after eBay and Amazon were accused of failing to stop profiteering during the coronavirus pandemic.

Stock markets have rallied despite latest evidence of the catastrophic impact coronavirus is having on the global economy - as central banks stepped in with more help.

The UK tourism industry is braced for a £2bn hit from the coronavirus lockdown over the Easter holidays as popular destinations urge people to stay away despite the devastating impact their absence will have on businesses.

A motorist caught speeding at 110mph told police he had travelled more than 100 miles to London to buy bread because it was cheaper.

The Malaysian government's department for women has apologised after it released a series of online posters telling women how to keep their men happy during the COVID-19 lockdown.

A comedy club in Liverpool, closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, was raided by police over the weekend after a recorded show it streamed on Facebook was mistaken for a live event.

A vicar was left red-faced after accidentally setting his arm on fire while recording a virtual sermon.

Lakeside homes in the US have been covered in three feet of ice after two days of gale-force winds.

Boris Johnson is able to walk again after he was moved back from intensive care to a hospital ward, Downing Street says.

Downing Street has backed a minister who travelled 150 miles from London to a property he owns in rural Herefordshire during the coronavirus lockdown.

Steve Hedley, a senior trade union official, has been suspended after making disparaging comments about the prime minister's health.

Boris Johnson appears to be out of danger at the start of an Easter weekend that ministers claim will be critical in the battle against coronavirus.

Identity cards have been mandatory only twice in British history - during the two world wars - moments of enormous national emergency.

Particles carrying the coronavirus can remain in the air longer than previously thought, according to researchers.

Teachers have been stopped from using Zoom in Singapore following a series of "very serious incidents".

BT workers are being verbally and even physically abused after spurious online claims linking the spread of the coronavirus to 5G masts, a senior executive at the company has told Sky News.