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Two apparently healthy teenagers have died in London after contracting coronavirus.

A Briton is among four people to have died on a coronavirus-hit cruise ship that is at the centre of a dispute with the US over whether passengers will be allowed off.

From the outside there is not much to suggest that this east London riverside landmark is now the world's largest critical care facility. The new NHS logo only hints at what is inside.

Many NHS workers who are parents to pre-school children are being forced to stay home because they can't access child care.

Wine sales in supermarkets, off-licences and online have risen sharply as consumers seek to enjoy a drink at home during the lockdown, a leading UK producer has reported.

Newsreader George Alagiah has revealed he has tested positive for coronavirus, but says living with cancer has helped him get through.

Let me preface this with a little disclaimer: I'm not a doctor or for that matter an epidemiologist, but I do know a little bit about presenting and explaining data.

Special body recovery teams have begun work to deal with suspected coronavirus victims who die in their homes.

Donald Trump has said the UK was facing "catastrophic" results before it changed strategy in the fight against coronavirus - as one of his experts revealed she remains "worried" about Britain's lack of ventilators.

An ice rink in Milton Keynes will be turned into an emergency mortuary "in a matter of days", in order to cope with a rise in coronavirus-related deaths, the local authority has said.