It comes after Health Secretary Matt Hancock said his target for 100,000 Covid-19 tests per day had been met.
So as we face this new reality of Covid-19, watching those dramas about pandemics, the apocalypse, the end of the world, is not just about judging whether the dramatists got it right or not, but more about allowing us to feel the fear, and use it to help us understand how to get through it.
Some locals say they would rather "die from this virus than from poverty".
The move comes as social networks face pressure to ban the former footballer following a number of unproven claims about the disease.
A separate study found fatalities among black and minority ethnic (BAME) groups are also disproportionately high.
The health and economic impacts of the virus are disproportionately hitting some minorities, the report found.
The US president speculated that China could have unleashed Covid-19 on the world due to some kind of horrible ‘mistake’.
More than 50 per cent of jobs in Crawley are at risk of being lost or furloughed, according to a recent report.
A coalition has urged the Government to do more to help protect people from being ‘swept into destitution’.
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