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The NHS announced the first rental of surrogate for same-sex couples in the country through the healthcare system. The process is free and groundbreaking, because so far same-sex couples were looking for surrogates on their own, which was associated with numerous dangers and cost a fortune.more

Researchers in the US and UK have identified hundreds of mutations to the virus which causes the disease Covid-19. But none has yet established what this will mean for virus spread in the population and for how effective a vaccine might be.more

Brits may be allowed to do "unlimited exercise" as early as next week under plans to ease social distancing measures.more

Last month, amid dire warnings of shortages of personal protective equipment for health workers, ministers publicised the imminent arrival from Turkey of a fleet of RAF cargo planes bringing in a “very significant” shipment of PPE for the NHS.more

Boris Johnson has said he wants to reach 200,000 coronavirus targets per day by end of May. Responding to a question by the Labour leader, Keir Starmer, at prime minister's questions about testing falling below the current target of 100,000 a day, Johnson said his ambition was to increase testing further to end the lockdownmore

A further 649 people diagnosed with COVID-19 have died in the UK, taking the overall total to 30,076.more

Juventus have announced that forward Paulo Dybala has recovered from the coronavirus while Torino stated an unidentified player tested positive.more

Over 71 thousand people infected with coronavirus have died in the US since the outbreak of the epidemic; over the past 24 hours, this number has increased by 2,333, according to a balance sheet from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.more

Regions could face local lockdowns if there are signs of another breakdowns after the current restrictions are lifted, Brits have been warned as the government weighs up its next move more

It would have been "beneficial" to have ramped up Covid-19 testing quicker, the UK's chief scientific adviser has told MPs assessing the coronavirus response. But Sir Patrick Vallance added testing alone would not control the virus.more

Neil Ferguson, a leading British epidemiologist advising the government on how to respond to a coronavirus epidemic, quit yesterday evening after the Daily Telegraph revealed he broke social distance recommendations by meeting a friend.more

In Ireland, another 23 people died of coronavirus over the last 24 hours, resulting in a total increase in deaths to 1339, the country's health ministry said last night.more

The UK has suffered more deaths from coronavirus than any other country in Europe, reaching a grim milestone that piles further scrutiny on the response to the pandemic by Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government.more

British and American spooks have issued an urgent warning after uncovering a string of cyber attacks launched by rival states against healthcare organisations fighting coronavirus.more

More than 300,000 Britons have quit smoking during the coronavirus crisis as evidence mounts that the habit leaves them more vulnerable to Covid-19, a survey suggests.more

The weekly "Le Point" and the radio France Culture have published materials about the Polish doctor Eugeniusz Łazowski, who during the war implanted a bacterium giving tests similar to those infected with typhus. Thanks to this Łazowski saved thousands of Jews.more

A further 288 people have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total death toll in the UK to 28,734. The latest update is a lower day-on-day increase in reported deaths from figures released on Sunday and Mr Hancock said the figure was "lower than at any point since the end of March".more

This week, the Isle of Wight in the south of England will start testing applications to track contacts of people infected with coronavirus. According to the British government, it is to be the key to stopping the second wave of the epidemic.more

Our countrymen in the country have already got bored of quarantine. Such conclusions can be drawn from the research carried out by ARC Rynek i Opinia commissioned by the Polish Tourist Organization. They show that over 30 percent Poles intend to go on a "short trip" in May or June with at least one overnight stay for recreational purposes. more

Tech firms are in talks with ministers about creating health passports to help Britons return safely to work using coronavirus testing and facial recognition.more

The Government’s first NHS Nightingale hospital could be scrapped within days after remaining largely empty for weeks, according to a report.more

As many as 100,000 may be killed by coronavirus. Americans - said US President Donald Trump. He also expressed the opinion that a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 would be developed by the end of the year.more

The number of people who have died with coronavirus in UK hospitals, care homes and the wider community has risen by 315, bringing the total number of fatalities to 28,446.more

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in an interview with The Sun on Sunday that the rapid deterioration of his condition while suffering from the coronavirus had doctors preparing how to announce his death.more

White-collar employers will be expected to keep most staff working from home for several months to prevent public transport from being erwhelmed.more