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The Times quoted an unnamed minister as saying it was important not to do ‘more damage’, and measures could be eased after another three weeks.

Chris Hopson, chief executive of NHS Providers in England, said the number of gowns in some parts of the country was ‘very, very low’.

Chief Constable Simon Bailey said the UK is the third biggest consumer of child abuse images online.

The Treasury said the funds will bolster the NHS and local authorities.

Boris Johnson said the ‘NHS has saved my life, no question’.

One FTSE 100 company, Whitbread, will furlough staff without cutting bosses’ pay, while three will pay shareholders despite furloughing workers.

Belsen was the first concentration camp to be liberated by British troops.

Praise for the NHS from Boris Johnson leads many of the papers.

A review of the strict social distancing measures is expected to take place this week.

The house and its 1,000 acre estate in the Chilterns were gifted a century ago as an escape from London for the sitting PM.

The West End star also urged those feeling and overwhelmed alone during the lockdown to reach out to their neighbours.

Lorraine, whose route covers areas of south London, said she was ‘frightened to die’ in a video posted online on Sunday.

From doctors to porters, dozens of frontline workers have already died in the fight against the pandemic.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said in a commitment to transparency, the source code will be published.

Temperatures are set to drop to an average of 13C on Easter Monday after reaching nearly 25C on Sunday.

Her comments come after Royal College of Nursing told its members they are entitled not to work if they fear for their safety.

The move comes as the workers efforts are recognised in the fight against Covid-19.