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Mark Salter shares some tips for coping during the coronavirus pandemic.

The historic house faces possible closure as funding collapses while doors are shut during the Covid-19 lockdown.

The Royal Mint says the coins are a ‘thank you’ to the wartime generation.

The study comes as evidence grows that smokers with the disease run a greater risk of becoming severely ill than non-smokers.

Most applicants think the new A-level grading system is less fair than in previous years.

The Oscar-winning actress says ministers should provide emergency funds to help those who cannot afford supplies amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

The coronavirus and pictures of the Prime Minister’s son lead the Sunday papers.

Georgina Cooper, 35, has been using her daily walk to visit neighbours in a giant inflatable T-rex costume, while collecting money for care homes.

General Lord Dannatt and General Lord Richards support the Mirror’s campaign to grant frontline workers a tax-free allowance amid the pandemic.

The video-sharing site said the 68-year-old violated its policies on sharing information about coronavirus.

The Prime Minister said it was ‘hard to believe’ his health had deteriorated in just a few days.

The negotiations will be launched on Tuesday via video conference call because of the coronavirus crisis.

At the start of the Covid-19 lockdown, 1.8million people in England were asked to stay indoors for 12 weeks for medical reasons.

Ray Lever died in Sheffield on Saturday after contracting Covid-19.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announced 5,400 homeless people were offered safe accommodation in April to protect them from the virus.

The £76 million package for vulnerable people is part of the £750 million the Government pledged for charities during lockdown.

Deputy chief medical officer for England Dr Jenny Harries was asked about immunity to Covid-19 by a member of the public at the daily briefing.

Dr Jenny Harries said getting the app ‘up and running at scale and effectively’ is ‘another significant task’.

Philomina Cherian died on April 30.

The move comes as critics raised questions over how tests were being counted after the Government said it had met its 100,000-a-day target.