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A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Wales' health minister says case rates remain high but are "levelling off" on the last day of lockdown.

Joan Johnson had two falls in two days while receiving home care and died a week later in hospital.

Andrew Gift believes his wife would still be alive had she followed the doctor's advice.

Front-line staff are going off sick due to pressure as the Covid pandemic progresses, unions warn.

Alice Evans Goodwill works at York Hospital and on her days off has painted some of her colleagues.

A BBC investigation finds people are being refused home Covid tests because of their credit histories.

Lack of nurses combined with staff absence may risk NHS patient safety, says Royal College of Nursing.

Opponents say they will chain themselves to trees due to be cut down, claims a councillor.

A consultant says Merthyr Tydfil should not come out of lockdown "for weeks, even months".

As Wales nears the end of its 17-day firebreak lockdown, has it slowed down Covid-19?

Public Health England says it's confident it can reduce the number of transmissions to zero by 2030.

Although the number of new cases continues to rise, the growth rate is slowing, latest data show.

A global analysis suggests that on average the world's tallest teenagers live in the Netherlands.

The Public Accounts Committee says massive sums of public money could be wasted.

Cheap and rapid tests are now available, but what can they realistically achieve?