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'It's time to step up into full incident mode to best protect our patients, families and staff,' says NHS chief

President says of the UK: 'It's got the border. It's got very strong borders. And they're doing a very good job'

Passengers flying to Prague turned away at the airport

Tim Vaughan-trained mare suffered a fatal injury during the second race of day three at Cheltenham

No matches or training will be permitted to take place in the capital until 29 March

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Rapid sell-off follows World Health Organisation's declaration of pandemic and Trump's announcement of travel ban

The brooch is thought to be only one of seven in the world

After opening his first restaurant in Chelsea at just 26, he continued to work in the industry for another five decades. Following the great chef's death, here is his 2017 conversation with IndyEats editor Emma Henderson

The kingdom was never the pool of tranquillity that its rulers have claimed – it's history has been one of coup and counter-coup

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This is what women need to know about how their personal finances will change in 2020, says Rebecca O'Connor

His family issued a statement on Thursday

Care Quality Commission: 'When looked at internationally, perinatal mortality rates in the UK remain higher than many other European peers and other similar high-income countries'

Police 'struggling to keep up' with scale of online abuse and new methods used by paedophiles

Cryptocurrency falls by $2,000 in one of the most severe crashes in its history

The punishment comes after the Russian Federation admitted to multiple breaches of the sport's anti-doping code

Police forces have been instructed to draw up local action plans on how to cope with staff shortages

In one of most extreme measures taken by any government in response to Covid-19 outbreak, India suspends all visas, effective from Friday, with only some exemptions for diplomats and workers

The filmmaker's publisher dropped his book after a damning public statement from Ronan Farrow. But is the decision really just a win for mob justice, asks our columnist Fiona Sturges

Researchers found that the virus remained viable on plastic and stainless steel for up to 72 hours