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The Government said up to 30 million doses of vaccine could be available for the UK by September.

Burberry said total sales slid by 27% in the three months to March after 60% of its stores were forced to shut their doors.

Passengers have not needed to present their payment card since April 20 in a bid to reduce the chance of drivers being infected by coronavirus.

The Financial Conduct Authority has announced proposals to extend current help available for struggling mortgage borrowers.

The total volume of retail sales dropped a record 18.1% in April, as the Chancellor warned the country to brace for recession.

The sale will save 30 restaurants and 800 jobs, after Carluccio’s tumbled into administration in March.

Borrowing in April was £51.1 billion more than the same month last year, the Office for National Statistics said.

Professor Sunetra Gupta said pubs, nightclubs and restaurants could reopen without serious risk.

Researchers hope to recruit up some 10,000 people for the next stages of trials.

Ten million antibody tests will initially be rolled out across the UK starting next week.

Product lead for Google’s smart speakers says working from home is providing engineers with greater exposure to their devices than before.

Major boosts to coronavirus testing and a boon for foreign NHS workers are among today’s lead newspaper stories.

Travellers will be asked to fill in a form with their contact and travel information, and health officials will perform spot checks.

Six of the 39 drive-thru lane locations that opened in the UK and Ireland on Wednesday were in Peterborough.

Aya Hachem was hit by one of several gunshots fired from a vehicle in Blackburn.

Hassan Akkad’s Twitter video challenging the Government on the surcharge was viewed millions of times.

The policy change comes after staff and the GMB union criticised those self-isolating being given statutory sick pay.