Coronavirus
The UK government was present at "several" meetings where cross-Europe efforts to buy medical supplies to tackle coronavirus was discussed.
Critical care nurses, intensive care staff, ambulance workers and GPs will start getting tested for Covid-19.
As countries go into lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus, social distancing and self-isolation have become part of everyday life for many people. Online communities have become a lifeline for mental and physical wellbeing, from live-streams of music performances and faith services, to online gym and crafting classes.
We need to remedy this situation as a priority. We have to look after the people who are trying to look after us, writes Dr Mohammed Khaki.
After the prime minister and health secretary Matt Hancock have confirmed they have coronavirus and have moved into self-isolation, Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove will chair the daily coronavirus briefing.
Calls to Childline are on the up with one girl saying her mum was too anxious about Covid-19 to hug her.
Warehouse staff say lives are at risk as they are unable to observe government social distancing rules to stem the spread of coronavirus.
It is the biggest day-on-day rise in deaths since the outbreak began. In addition, 14,579 people have so far tested positive for Covid-19 in the UK.
The Body Coach tells HuffPost UK how he is staying positive during the coronavirus pandemic.
Robert E. Kelly – and his rambunctious kiddos – returned to TV to offer some much needed comedic relief during the pandemic.