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Bored Brits will be able to go out in the car on day-trips as of Wednesday.

Obese coronavirus patients are at a higher risk of being admitted to intensive care and death, government scientists have found.

Obese coronavirus patients in hospital are more at risk of being admitted to intensive care or dying, today's Downing Street press conference heard.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has defended his party’s refusal to recommend face masks as the Government insisted the joint UK approach has not broken down.

Liverpool 's clash with Atletico Madrid in the Champions League last month should not have happened.

Liverpool's Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram has hit back at the government's claims it followed the scientific advice over letting a Champion's League match go ahead in the city.

A top government scientific advisor has said the idea that high profile sporting events could have spread the coronavirus more widely in the days before lockdown was an "interesting hypothesis".

The number of people being admitted to hospital with coronavirus is falling - but it's too early to tell whether the lockdown can be lifted, experts say.