Новости за 11.04.2020

Specialist London hospital receives working medical equipment used in BBC drama

The dream of a 'new Britain', in which key workers are rewarded for their contribution to the essentials of life, will come up against the reality of hard economic times

New Labour leader enjoys positive satisfaction ratings, but many voters yet to make up their minds on him

Unless a suitable head of government is found soonest, there will be avoidable loss of life by delayed decision-making and weak leadership and accountability

'I've spread out the chairs in the office precisely to follow the social distancing rules, so we do follow the rules in the office'

Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle play lightly fictionalised versions of their 13-year-old selves in this cathartic comedy, writes Annabel Nugent

The next pick in our new weekly film social is Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's electrifying debut. Clarisse Loughrey explains why the film helped revitalise Mexican cinema

Our books columnist Ceri Radford has found a healthy and wholesome sense of perspective in revisiting authors who ask big questions about how people endure hardship

New Zealand's prime minister has expertly focused on the human as much as the economic consequences of the changes that would come as the country went into lockdown

Initial guidelines tell employees to not share symptoms or diagnoses on social media

Is there anywhere better to be alone outdoors than in your garden? Adrian Higgins doesn't think so. Right now is the perfect time to 'clear the soil and empty the mind'

As the world endures lockdown to slow the spread of Covid-19, people from Hong Kong to Italy are trying to find a way to continue their normal lives

In an extract from his book, Andy Martin recounts the story of our errant knight falling in love with night-club dancer Lola – the trouble was she belonged to someone else

Former Liverpool player and manager is being treated in hospital but remains 'asymptomatic'

Hong Kong and Taiwan each had one tour group that separately visited Egypt, where multiple travellers developed coronavirus symptoms and fell ill after they returned in early March

'You just have to find a different way of doing things,' says food bank manager in Nottinghamshire – as new poll reveals scale of UK hunger crisis

Reports that restrictions could continue 'indefinitely' until a Covid-19 vaccine is found

Exclusive: Police officers being called to 'more and more' coronavirus deaths in houses and care homes

The 84-year-old Swiss, who led Fifa until 2015, was accused of selling TV rights to the CFU for the 2010 and 2014 World Cups for £480,000

'This is a big eruption for this volcano, but there is no reason to lose sleep,' Nasa scientist says

Despite fans boycotting matches, the league has carried on as President Alexander Lukashenko resists lockdown measures

As Iron Maiden's self-titled debut album turns 40, Ed Power looks back on the musical movement, coined 'NWOBHM', that had a decent crack at conquering the world

Let's be real – our couches have never been more crucial to our lives and living rooms. Anya Cooklin-Lofting talks to six interior influencers about how to give your chairs a makeover

The Man Who Pays His Way: Travelling will be lonelier without trusted guidebooks

White House claims broadcaster used communist government statistics to compare China's coronavirus death toll to America's