How people struggling with long term coronavirus symptoms are going to be helped

coronavirus  have been recorded by the Department of Health in the last 24 hours.

"Our message to the public is to take your time with your money and personal information and don’t let anyone pressure you into making a rushed decision. "Fraudsters are sophisticated and their investment scams will look like genuine investments with professional-looking websites and documents, so always check the Financial Conduct Authority’s ScamSmart warning list first.

Lisa Kudrow was asked about that “Friends” reunion once again during an interview with Conan O’Brien.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticActors’ Equity Association says Walt Disney World has “locked out” its union members as a way of retaliating against Equity’s demand for coronavirus testing as a condition for returning to work.Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is set to begin a phased reopening this Saturday, July 11.

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the world A hilarious video shows a monkey wrap its face in a scarf after observing humans do the same thing to protect against coronavirus infection in India.

We’re not the only ones who thought something was gravely off with Kanye West‘s bold and untimely recent behavior…

coronavirus. The study, which is run by the University of Oxford, is looking to recruit more than 10,000 volunteers to take part in the 12-month long trial.

Perthshire after going missing for three years. Black and white felines Jasper and Onyx were recovered at the same location last Friday morning after over 1000 days of searching.Jasper was posted as being ‘found’ a few nights prior to his capture, but some kind-hearted members of the public attempted to gain the cat’s trust before he could be caught.

coronavirus continues to spread across the country, so does fake news.Virus myths can be dangerous, damaging for your health and could mean it's even more likely you will catch the deadly bug.With growing fears the UK could face a second wave of the disease when we head into winter, it's important to separate fact from fiction.The Mirror has rounded up eight myths that could make the chances of a second wave more likely.

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the world The BBC has been told it is forcing pensioners to choose between telly and food – after the corporation's bosses axed TV licences for over-75s.

Steven Naismith has slaughtered the self-interest in Scottish football that he believes has English punters cringing. The attacker, capped 51 times for Scotland, saw his side relegated from the Scottish Premiership due to the early curtailment of the league in the coronavirus pandemic.

'The Hitman' from Hyde lent a hand to the Yianis Christodoulou Foundation's mission to help those affected by the COVID-19 outbreak in the city.Entrepreneur Yiannakis 'John' Christodoulou, of The Yianis Hotel Group which owns the Hilton Deansgate Manchester, founded Yianis Christodoulou Foundation to support disadvantaged children and their families in the UK and abroad.

straight to your inboxManchester City defender John Stones has revealed that it feels great to be back in action after enduring yet another frustrating spell on the sidelines.It's been a tough season for Stones as a series of niggles have once again limited his playing time, with only 13 Premier League appearances to his name this season and 21 in all competitions.The 26-year-old had used the lengthy break from action due to the coronavirus pandemic as an opportunity to work on improving his fitness and strength after his injury issues, but then suffered another set back just as the players returned to training.It came as a blow to Stones, but now, after making his first appearance since the restart and keeping a clean sheet in the 5-0

NHS workers are set to be rewarded with free holidays to Ibiza for their tireless work on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic. The Together for Healthcare Heroes initiative is hoping to provide 5,000 European healthcare staff  and their families with holidays across the continent - most of which will be on the Balearic party island.

coronavirus pandemic. understands the club have sold more than 50,000 briefs as fans swarm to back Neil Lennon's title tilt.

Jaguars – offered individually at no reserve. They form part of the SA-30 Collection – made up of 30 exceptional vehicles chosen to celebrate 30 years of the annual event at the famous motorsport venue, cancelled on this anniversary year because of the coronavirus pandemic.Other marques featured in the sale in honour of the three-day Silverstone Classic car and race spectacular include Ferrari, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, Triumph, Lotus, Austin Mini and AC Cars.The Jaguar coupe and roadster both stand out as extremely desirable early E-Types – retaining all their original features – and they have been part of two significant private collections for 20 years.

A mum is calling on public toilets to reopen as soon as possible as she feels trapped inside despite lockdown restrictions being eased.

Grazia, she revealed that it would be amazing to see the two dysfunctional lovers in the Love Island villa.She admitted that they would have an incredible journey just like other beloved couples, including season three winners Kem and Amber. They had their ups and downs, yet viewers were still rooting for them.‘If he went to Casa Amor, he’d definitely come back with someone else and then she’s heartbroken again all over again.

Newly formed video game entertainment and news network VENN is set to launch in August with a lineup of original programming. Live content aimed at Gen Z and millennial streamers — including talk shows, news, game shows and docuseries — will be delivered in different formats from the company's 50,000 square foot studio in Playa Vista, California.

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldBrits have been ordered to stay away from all cruise ship holidays until the end of the coronavirus pandemic.The Foreign and Commonwealth Office advised Brits to avoid all sea holidays until the pandemic comes to an end.It said the new guidance was “due to the ongoing pandemic and is based on medical advice from Public Health England”.Advice issued by the FCO on March 12 said that British nationals aged 70 and above along with those who have underlying health conditions shouldn't travel on cruise ships.But the guidance has now been updated to rule out all sea holidays.A spokesman said: “The Foreign & Commonwealth Office advises against cruise ship travel at

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