Coronavirus UK – ‘We are safe’, say care home residents in touching messages to relatives
Measures to tackle the spread of coronavirus mean no visitors are permitted inside Cramlington House care home in Northumberland.
Measures to tackle the spread of coronavirus mean no visitors are permitted inside Cramlington House care home in Northumberland.
Concerns about spreading Covid-19 to elderly volunteers and service users and dwindling food supplies are said to be hindering operations.
The anonymous doctor is currently in self-isolation and unable to work after showing symptoms.
The First Minister said the country is looking to banks to help lessen the economic impact of Covid-19 after they were bailed out.
Police are investigating a report of racist abuse in Glasgow on March 5.
Anna McEntee, at comparethemarket.com, said the site would stop offering quotes until it is ‘confident that customers are getting the right cover’.
Boris Johnson told MPs during PMQs that further decisions on schools are ‘to be taken imminently’.
Despite the official Government advice that schools should remain open, some have reported up to a third of staff are off sick or self-isolating.
Researchers in China studied people who had been diagnosed with the illness.
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