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'The animals aren't pleased': how shut UK zoos are coping under coronavirus lockdown

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US pastor arrested for holding services amid coronavirus lockdown

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Can I drive my car during the coronavirus lockdown?

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'The animals aren't pleased': how shut UK zoos are coping under coronavirus lockdown

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US pastor arrested for holding services amid coronavirus lockdown

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Can I drive my car during the coronavirus lockdown?

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Coronavirus UK lockdown causes big drop in air pollution

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Coronavirus: Huge crowds as India lockdown sparks mass migration

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Coronavirus lockdown explained: What you can and can't do as strict new measures enforced across UK

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Coronavirus: Airbnb hosts offer free accommodation to NHS workers

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Coronavirus: M25 graffiti replaced with NHS thank you

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Coronavirus NHS volunteers line up to help saying: 'It's worth it to keep one person safe'

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‘We can’t go back to normal’: how will the world emerge from the coronavirus crisis?

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Times of upheaval are always times of radical change. Some believe the pandemic is a once-in-a-generation chance to remake society and build a better ...

The Guardian

Coronavirus is a tragedy – but it could be the wake-up call we need

Published 56 minutes ago

Global growth was already slowing but not enough to save the Earth from disaster. Hopefully we will be shocked out of our complacencyFor some time thi...

The Guardian

Bailouts are back, thanks to coronavirus. Now they must help people, not corporations | Zoe Williams

Published 56 minutes ago

State aid will keep many businesses afloat, and if the right conditions are attached it could transform society• Coronavirus – latest updates• See all...

The Guardian

The UK feigns ignorance, but five years on it's still intimately involved in Yemen's war

Published 56 minutes ago

The British government refuses to track the use of its weapons in a conflict that has targeted civilians and healthcare facilities, and now a coronavi...

The Guardian

Bouncer's dream and gorillagrams: an oral history of Neighbours – the world's silliest, sunniest show

Published 56 minutes ago

As the Australian soap reaches 35 years old, the cast and programme makers talk about the outlandish storylines, the phenomenal success and the show’s...

The Guardian

Moshpit mayhem: the northern club where punks rampaged to Hellbastard

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The Station was a legendary hotspot where cider-fuelled punks would pogo to Rancid, Death Zone and more. Chris Killip reveals how he photographed the ...

The Guardian

How Bad Do Coronavirus Symptoms Need To Get Before Seeking Help?

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The Huffington Post

Our Lockdown Obsession With Food And Exercise Is Especially Hard For Those With An Eating Disorder

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The Huffington Post

Want To Know Why People Stockpile Toilet Paper? I'm A Hoarder And I Have A Few Ideas

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Go Easy On The Quarantinis: How To Keep Your Alcohol Intake In Check During Lockdown

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There's One Easy Way To Pay For Coronavirus Aid Without Punishing Ordinary People

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'It Had Me In Tears': The Utter Joy Of Female Friendship In Lockdown

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This 5-Year-Old Had The Best Socially-Distanced Digger Birthday Party

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The Huffington Post

Karaoke warning in Tokyo amid calls for Covid-19 state of emergency in Japan

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Capital’s population told to avoid bars and restaurants for two weeks as coronavirus cases riseCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus cov...

The Guardian

Europe's homeless hit hard by coronavirus response

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Warning of starvation risk as lockdowns leave rough sleepers without help and vulnerable to police finesHomeless people in major European cities are i...

The Guardian

Fears over hidden Covid-19 outbreak in Lebanon, Iraq and Syria

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Number of cases may far exceed official figures amid claims of quarantining by non-state actorsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus cov...

The Guardian

Covid-19: how do we test for it? - podcast

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Hannah Devlin speaks with Prof David Smith about the various ways in which clinicians can test whether or not someone is infected with Sars-CoV-2. And...

The Guardian

'This is a season': four things that helped me cope during my son's illness | Janet Gibson

Published 2 hours ago

There were days when fear threatened to crush both of us. In these tough times I’d like to pass on some tools for survivalNone of us know how to do th...

The Guardian

Senior officer warns police over lockdown tactics after 'over-zealous' claims

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One of UK's most senior police officers has warned forces that their handling of the coronavirus crisis will be remembered for generations to come aft...

Sky News

Lessons from the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic - podcast

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Science writer and journalist Laura Spinney discusses the outbreak of Spanish flu, one of the worst virus outbreak of modern times, which is believed ...

The Guardian

Global race to find coronavirus vaccine

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Countries around the world are racing to find a vaccine as UK sees calls for volunteers to participate in human trials....

Al Jazeera

Asia shares inch up, China's factories show flicker of life

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Asian shares were closing out a calamitous quarter with a tentative rally on Tuesday as factory data from China held out the hope of a rebound in acti...

Reuters

Asia stocks rise as Chinese factory activity picks up

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Global equities still on track for worst quarter since financial crisis due to coronavirus...

Financial Times

In China, a young diplomat rises as aggressive foreign policy takes root

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Diplomats returning from overseas postings don't usually receive special attention at China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a vast government bureaucra...

Reuters

Thomas Becket: Alpine ice sheds light on medieval murder

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Ancient air pollution, trapped in ice, reveals details about life and death in 12th Century Britain....

BBC News

China factory activity unexpectedly expands, but economy unable to shake off virus shock

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Factory activity in China unexpectedly expanded in March from a collapse the month before, but analysts caution that a durable near-term recovery is f...

Reuters

ECB financial supervisor urges banks to cut back on bonuses

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Andrea Enria calls on lenders to show ‘extreme moderation’ on pay to conserve capital...

Financial Times

EU countries step up ‘solidarity’ in fightback against critics

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Brussels keen to show collaboration among members to counter narrative that China helped more...

Financial Times

Lockdown fatigue hits as Europe enforces coronavirus restrictions

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Citizens in Italy and Spain begin to chafe against harsh restrictions on daily life...

Financial Times

UK insurers tighten terms to explicitly exclude coronavirus

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Industry moves to close remaining loopholes, with many contracts up for renewal on April 1...

Financial Times

Amazon auditions to be ‘the new Red Cross’ in Covid-19 crisis | Free to read

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The group could be a hero if deliveries remain on track but will be criticised if workers have to take health risks...

Financial Times

Japanese warship, China fishing boat collide in East China Sea

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No casualties reported following the incident, which happened north of Japan-controlled islets that China also claims....

Al Jazeera

Exclusive: Japan businessman paid $8.2 million by Tokyo Olympics bid lobbied figure at centre of French corruption probe

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By Antoni Slodkowski, Nathan Layne, Mari Saito and Ami Miyazaki ...

Reuters

Coronavirus: American Airlines to seek $12bn in state aid

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The US carrier says it will ask for government help to survive during the coronavirus downturn....

BBC News

Huawei’s P40 phone contains US parts despite blacklisting

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FT teardown of new smartphone identified US parts makers including Qualcomm and Skyworks...

Financial Times

Dealmaking grinds to a halt on coronavirus impact

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M&A activity plummets as executives shift focus to seeing their companies through crisis...

Financial Times

Big banks left hanging after ‘disaster’ in risky loan market

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Wobbles in collateralised loan obligations pose problems for lenders...

Financial Times

Contrasting police methods during lockdown raise liberty fears

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Tough tactics used by some forces puts traditional consensual approach at risk...

Financial Times

Britons flocked to the parks as lockdown took hold

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FT analysis shows Johnson’s measures are working but results lag other countries...

Financial Times

Quarantined offshore: North Sea energy groups rocked by coronavirus

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Companies grapple with protecting staff in critical industry where many cannot work from home...

Financial Times

Food vouchers go out to youngsters from low-income families during coronavirus crisis

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The Telegraph

Wintry showers to lash UK as temperatures plunge after week of unseasonably warm weather

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While the nation was getting used to life in lockdown last week, sunshine struck sending the mercury soaring....

London Evening Standard

How does a coronavirus home test kit work, and how do I get one?

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The Telegraph

Can I go to work? The list of key workers and essential roles, explained

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The Telegraph

Top officer Neil Basu warns police against 'overzealous' enforcement of coronavirus lockdown

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Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu demanded UK forces maintain the tradition of "policing by consent" but stressed individual officers should not be jud...