UK now has capacity to coronavirus test 'all key NHS and social care staff who need to be tested', the government says

Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd has spoken out about what it's like to have coronavirus and how the NHS saved his life.

The government has announced that millions of extra people are now eligible for coronavirus testing in the UK.

All those aged over 65, all care home residents and staff regardless of whether they have symptoms, and all people who have to go out to work can now be tested for coronavirus.

A retired Balloch engineer is creating face shields to help protect frontline health workers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The infant feeding team at NHS Lanarkshire is sharing a clear message with new mothers – breastfeeding is still a safe option, and the team is here to support them.

Love Island could be in for a number of changes this year as it’s reported the show could take place in the UK rather than Mallorca, Spain.The ITV show's bosses are said to be making a “number of contingency plans for a UK edition” of the show, which could see islanders finding love somewhere slightly chillier than its usual Spanish setting.The coronavirus pandemic, which has hit a number of countries across the world including the UK and Spain, means the show could also be delayed from its

A new coronavirus testing centre for frontline NHS staff, care workers, other key workers and their families will open at the Etihad Campus.

At least 550 people have died from coronavirus at Greater Manchester hospitals, according to the latest figures.

At least 381 people have now died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus.

For anyone senior in a local authority right now, one scenario has quickly turned from the unimaginable to the familiar.

Metrolink travel will be free for all NHS and social care workers from this weekend under plans announced by Andy Burnham.

A field hospital for coronavirus patients at Manchester's G-MEX conference centre is recruiting for workers.

"Recorded music is so important at a time like this."

As coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, the total number of known infections is nearing one million.

Dr Alex George has warned people against having sex with new partners as he discussed the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The 29 year old, who works in A&E, has continuously been updating fans on advice surrounding the illness — which has infected over 22,000 people in the UK so far. But the former Love Island star has bad news for people who have met new lovers during the self-isolation period, as he claims it is too risky to have sex with a new partner.