The government’s furlough scheme to help pay people’s wages and support businesses amid the Covid-19 pandemic has gone live.
NHS Clap For Carers: Everything you need to know about UK-wide applause which will take place again tonight
02.04.2020 - 15:39 / ok.co.uk
A nationwide round of applause is set to take place again this evening, Thursday 2 April, at 8pm, to thank NHS workers for putting their lives on the line to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak.The campaign, named #ClapForOurCarers, invites everyone to join together on front doorsteps, gardens, out of windows, on balconies or in their living rooms for a countrywide applause which is set to be huge.
Last week on Thursday 26 March millions of people lent heads out of windows and came out onto
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ITV and BBC will pause for Clap for Carers at 8pm tonight
ITV and the BBC will pause transmission tonight as the nation comes together to show appreciation for key workers on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Harry Kane admits he could leave Tottenham amid Manchester United transfer speculation
Tottenham striker Harry Kane has left the door open for a possible exit from the London club amid speculation linking him with a move to Manchester United.
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What is furlough leave - all the UK guidelines and everything you need to know
The UK government revealed it would pay 80% of wages should a business have to close due to the coronavirus outbreak.
