Новости за 01.04.2020

Actor can be seen bursting into hysterical laughter after he discovers his audio is not working during video call

Tensions have been high since assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani

NHS trusts ordered to step up testing of frontline medics, but ministers unable to say when mass testing will start

'MPs are being swamped right now with questions and case work from distressed constituents who need answers,' says Sir Lindsay Hoyle

Many firms unable to access hundreds of billions of pounds of government support

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has said the peak of the coronavirus will now hit at the end of April, as the state nears a death toll of 2,000 people. The governor held his daily press conference on Wednesday to update the public on how the state, which is the epicentre of Covid-19 in the US, has managed the novel virus. Mr Cuomo said the government now expects the apex to hit at the end of April with the state needing 110,000 hospital beds for Covid-19 patients and 37,000 ventilators. The numnber... Читать дальше...

Experts are to test their new 'iron lung' at three hospitals in coming days to see if it can help the NHS cope with the coronavirus outbreak

Lenders cancel billions in shareholder dividends — and now face calls to use the money to help households and firms through crisis

Barefoot Contessa says her favourite tradition is cocktail hour

If you find yourself getting stuck into DIY while indoors, these are the shops that are still available for orders.

Flack quit the show after she was charged with assaulting her boyfriend

England's limited-overs captain was noncommittal on the specifics of just how England players could help out when asked about the prospect of taking a pay cut

'Four of the confirmed cases did not present any symptoms'

Payment will be one-off that is calculated by looking at your 2019 tax return

'Completely unacceptable if any banks were unfairly refusing funds to good businesses in financial difficulty,' warns business secretary

American life likely mostly shut down into 'early June,' VP warns

'We're scaling up very quickly so we can help as many as we possibly can,' says CEO of food surplus charity The Felix Project

Despite facing its own challenges, the industry is rallying together to support those in need

Pastors sue for 'religious liberty' exemptions as thousands of people die across the country from Covid-19

'Her spirits were kind of down because she's used to being able to get out go places and do things'

The song's lyrics are surprisingly appropriate for the times

John Finlay said the animals came from Jackson's Neverland ranch

Congresswoman says measures introduced so far to alleviate coronavirus impact will exacerbate racial and class divides

'The virus is not a joke – please take it seriously and listen to the government,' pleads son

NHS England guidance to hospitals makes clear children can be accompanied by one parent or carer but says visiting can be suspended if hospitals consider it necessary