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Germany and UK are considering such step, but source says White House is not

Broadcasters interrupt transmissions to share images of applause

'I think it's one of the greatest answers I've ever heard'

Police admit case 'shouldn't have happened' after keeping woman in custody for two days

Recorded versions of the composer's beloved musicals will be made freely available each week

Passengers have been doing 'turnaround' flights to earn air miles while prices are low

No, Matt Hancock, doctors and nurses haven't 'given their lives in sacrifice'. They've been let down

Prime minister says increased testing will 'unlock puzzle' of disease, and government mulls 'immunity certificates' as country grapples with implications of restrictions on movement

Hotly anticipated PS4 games are not releasing as planned due to logistical problems caused by the pandemic

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has told Premier League footballs to take a look at the NHS staff members who have sacrificed their lives in order to fight the coronavirus pandemic, and called on them to "play their part" and take a pay cut to look after others who are less fortunate.

Former intelligence analyst specialised in China and cyber warfare has just joined key team

Contestants have to keep their hands of one another lest the prize money goes down

From how often you should be doing it, to the products experts recommend

Capcom's action-horror revival is gorgeous to look at but doesn't have the killer instinct of last year's Resident Evil 2 remake

Elephant will be released for streaming on 3 April on Disney+

Americans need to get ready for 13 per cent unemployment — and to hear a lot about Korea during this election campaign

'If we restart immediately then everybody will be injured after a few games'

Local hospital only has 25 beds, one for every 1,000 residents

Pledge comes as health secretary acknowledges mounting public criticism of delays by saying: 'I get it'

Health secretary says he wants to free up hospital trusts from worrying about balancing the books

South Korean director Yeon Sang-ho is back with a new zombie action film

'Readers really don't have a problem with adverts appearing next to news stories about the coronavirus,' says top industry executive

MP calls for prime minister to deliver on commitment of tests and PPE for all care workers

Expansion of social safety net, support for wages, low-interest loans and tax relief have not stopped companies getting rid of staff at a rapid rate

This eight-part sci-fi drama has been birthed into a world perfectly suited to receive it