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NHS staff still do not have the protective equipment they need to treat coronavirus patients, medics have said. The British Medical Association (BMA) said doctors were putting their lives at risk by working without adequate protection. It comes as the health secretary said 19 NHS workers had died with coronavirus since the outbreak began.more

Germany's army is donating 60 mobile ventilators to the UK following a call for help as the NHS races to get hold of enough life-saving equipment in the runup to the expected peak of the UK's Covid-19 pandemic in mid-April. more

Celtic have confirmed that players and staff will take a "significant" pay cut in order to protect the club amid the uncertainty caused by the current coronavirus pandemic.more

The first batch of Polish coronavirus test will go into production next week. The original SARS-CoV-2 detection method was developed at the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Poznań. Thanks to the government subsidy, the Institute wants to produce up to 150,000 tests.more

Skin issues, including frostbite-like manifestations, hives, and persistent redness, have been associated with COVID-19.more

After almost three weeks of life in lockdown, a survey suggests a significant minority of people in the UK are finding it "extremely difficult" to cope.more

The UK reported on Friday that 980 people died of COVID-19 in hospital in one day, one of the highest daily death tolls in any European country since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.more

Boris Johnson is not going straight back to work after leaving intensive care last night, Downing Street has said.more

The mayor of the Dnieper city in central Ukraine, Boris Fiatlov, came up with the controversial idea of persuading people to stay at home. He commissioned the excavation of 600 graves for possible victims of the disease.more

A survey of 500 workers by the Institute of Employment Studies also revealed a significant increase in muscle, bone, ligaments, tendons and nerve complaints.more

Six Barcelona board members have resigned and told president Josep Maria Bartomeu they are unhappy at how the club is being managed.more

A 101-year-old grandfather has become the oldest person in the country to beat coronavirus after a two-week battle with the deadly illness.more

The fear that lockdown will bring unemployment to the economy is beginning to materialize - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports.more

Germany extended to another four countries stricter border controls designed to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus and oblige passengers arriving by air to enter quarantine. more

Depending on the measures used to control the spread of coronavirus, in Canada it may die from 11 thousand up to 300,000 people. Chief doctors of the country on Thursday provided information on three possible scenarios for the development of the situation.more

Angel Ruiz Cotorro, physician of the Spanish Tennis Federation, is already at his house in Barcelona, ​​after having been discharged after testing constructive for coronavirus.more

The cabinet minister Robert Jenrick is facing questions after travelling to visit his parents at the weekend, despite repeatedly urging the public to stay at home during the lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.more

Currently, the movement of workers from Ukraine is almost zero, and the presence of seasonal workers in Poland is "to be or not to be" for many farms - the Polish daily "Gazeta Wyborcza" reports.more

The Department of Health has confirmed a further 28 people who were diagnosed with Covid-19 have died in Ireland, bringing the overall death toll to 263.more

The games of the German Premier League can be resumed on May 9, reports Bild. Officially, matches are canceled by the end of April due to a coronavirus pandemic.more

President Donald Trump says the United States is "at the top of the hill" of coronavirus-related infections. Trump made the comments during a White House briefing Thursday.more

Queen Elizabeth II has sent alms by post to 188 elderly people to mark Maundy Thursday, after this year's royal service was cancelled amid Britain's near-lockdown to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.more

A recent study suggests that smoking could contribute to complications brought on by COVID-19. "There has never been a better time to quit smoking to protect yourself from COVID-19," Janice Leung, a respirologist who led the research, told Bloomberg.more

62 percent of Poles have savings that will allow them to function after losing their jobs due to coronavirus; 39 percent declare that they will last for 3 months, and a fifth will last for a maximum of half a year, according to a study commissioned by the National Debt Register.more

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has urged the public to stay indoors over this Easter weekend, telling people: "Let's not ruin it now." He said after almost three weeks of lockdown "we are starting to see the impact of the sacrifices we've all made".more