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Easter publicity blitz urges Britons to stay at home
A huge publicity blitz is urging the public to stay at home, not visit friends or family and observe the coronavirus lockdown rules over the Easter weekend.
Easter publicity blitz urges Britons to stay at home
A huge publicity blitz is urging the public to stay at home, not visit friends or family and observe the coronavirus lockdown rules over the Easter weekend.
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Clap For Our Carers: Carrie Symonds joins thanks for NHS as PM improves
Boris Johnson's pregnant fiancee Carrie Symonds has paid her own tribute to NHS workers - just moments after it was revealed the prime minister had...
Clap For Our Carers: Carrie Symonds joins thanks for NHS as PM improves
Boris Johnson's pregnant fiancee Carrie Symonds has paid her own tribute to NHS workers - just moments after it was revealed the prime minister had...
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'Desperately ill and struggling to breathe': Inside ICU treating COVID-19 patients
?Doctors at a hospital in Barcelona have told Sky News the coronavirus outbreak is like a "natural disaster" that happens everyday.
'Desperately ill and struggling to breathe': Inside ICU treating COVID-19 patients
?Doctors at a hospital in Barcelona have told Sky News the coronavirus outbreak is like a "natural disaster" that happens everyday.
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The dark fog is lifting in Italy but the end of the lockdown is clouded by doubt
Exactly a month ago Italy ground to a halt.
The dark fog is lifting in Italy but the end of the lockdown is clouded by doubt
Exactly a month ago Italy ground to a halt.
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Stock markets rally despite latest evidence of virus economic hit
Stock markets have rallied despite latest evidence of the catastrophic impact of the coronavirus on the global economy - as central banks stepped in with more...
Stock markets rally despite latest evidence of virus economic hit
Stock markets have rallied despite latest evidence of the catastrophic impact of the coronavirus on the global economy - as central banks stepped in with more...
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Food banks set up around New York after millions register as unemployed
Hundreds of food banks have been set up around New York to provide three meals a day to the newly unemployed and struggling.
Food banks set up around New York after millions register as unemployed
Hundreds of food banks have been set up around New York to provide three meals a day to the newly unemployed and struggling.
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Taylor remembers old rivalries as Barney prevails
He may have lost their most recent encounter, on an electronic board on Thursday night, but Phil Taylor says his rivalry with Raymond van Barneveld was the one that excited him ...
Taylor remembers old rivalries as Barney prevails
He may have lost their most recent encounter, on an electronic board on Thursday night, but Phil Taylor says his rivalry with Raymond van Barneveld was the one that excited him ...
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Messi brands Inter reports 'fake news'
Lionel Messi has branded reports linking him with a move to Inter Milan as "fake news".
Messi brands Inter reports 'fake news'
Lionel Messi has branded reports linking him with a move to Inter Milan as "fake news".
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PM moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital
Boris Johnson is out of intensive care and in "extremely good spirits", Downing Street has said.
PM moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital
Boris Johnson is out of intensive care and in "extremely good spirits", Downing Street has said.
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Why is lockdown making us tired and have vivid dreams?
Since lockdown began, Karmeron McIntyre has been plagued with feeling exhausted and having stark, vivid dreams.
Why is lockdown making us tired and have vivid dreams?
Since lockdown began, Karmeron McIntyre has been plagued with feeling exhausted and having stark, vivid dreams.
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Coronavirus: Banks face fresh clash over CBILS loans
An emergency funding scheme set up by the chancellor to funnel interest-free loans to small businesses has triggered a further flashpoint over banks' rejection of...
Coronavirus: Banks face fresh clash over CBILS loans
An emergency funding scheme set up by the chancellor to funnel interest-free loans to small businesses has triggered a further flashpoint over banks' rejection of...
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Two-day GPs? October start? F1 Vodcast debate
Ross Brawn and Zak Brown covered a range of topics on the latest Sky F1 Vodcast - from why 2020 could start behind closed doors, to McLaren's cost-cap desire. But what about...
Two-day GPs? October start? F1 Vodcast debate
Ross Brawn and Zak Brown covered a range of topics on the latest Sky F1 Vodcast - from why 2020 could start behind closed doors, to McLaren's cost-cap desire. But what about...
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Giles: I'm positive we'll play some cricket
Ashley Giles says he is hanging on to the hope that some cricket will be played this summer, despite the coronavirus outbreak, with international fixtures the priority.
Giles: I'm positive we'll play some cricket
Ashley Giles says he is hanging on to the hope that some cricket will be played this summer, despite the coronavirus outbreak, with international fixtures the priority.
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Police backtrack after chief threatened to search shoppers' trolleys
Police have been forced to reassure people they will not be searching their shopping trolleys after a chief constable threatened the measure if "we...
Police backtrack after chief threatened to search shoppers' trolleys
Police have been forced to reassure people they will not be searching their shopping trolleys after a chief constable threatened the measure if "we...
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UK resorts face a £2bn Easter break hit - but are telling visitors to stay away
The UK tourism industry is braced for a £2bn hit from the coronavirus lockdown over the Easter holidays as popular destinations urge people to...
UK resorts face a £2bn Easter break hit - but are telling visitors to stay away
The UK tourism industry is braced for a £2bn hit from the coronavirus lockdown over the Easter holidays as popular destinations urge people to...
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FA confirms end of some non-League, women's seasons
The FA Council has ratified a decision to conclude the 2019/20 season for non-League divisions below the National League and National Leagues North and South, women's and ...
FA confirms end of some non-League, women's seasons
The FA Council has ratified a decision to conclude the 2019/20 season for non-League divisions below the National League and National Leagues North and South, women's and ...
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Scottish football suspension extended to June 10
The Scottish football season at all levels of the game has been suspended further until June 10 at the earliest due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Scottish football suspension extended to June 10
The Scottish football season at all levels of the game has been suspended further until June 10 at the earliest due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Debenhams in administration for second time in past year
Department store Debenhams has formally confirmed that it has entered administration - for the second time in the past year.
Debenhams in administration for second time in past year
Department store Debenhams has formally confirmed that it has entered administration - for the second time in the past year.
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Cadbury workers use chocolate machines to make visors for NHS
Cadbury workers are using chocolate machines to produce visors for medics who are treating coronavirus patients.
Cadbury workers use chocolate machines to make visors for NHS
Cadbury workers are using chocolate machines to produce visors for medics who are treating coronavirus patients.
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Emergency workers being spat at 'daily' by people claiming to have coronavirus
Emergency workers battling the coronavirus crisis are being spat at or coughed at daily by people who have or claim to have the deadly virus, the...
Emergency workers being spat at 'daily' by people claiming to have coronavirus
Emergency workers battling the coronavirus crisis are being spat at or coughed at daily by people who have or claim to have the deadly virus, the...
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'Deeply disappointed' Queen forced to break with Maundy tradition
The Queen has had to break with tradition for one of her "most rewarding duties as sovereign" and is using the post to send out her annual Maundy...
'Deeply disappointed' Queen forced to break with Maundy tradition
The Queen has had to break with tradition for one of her "most rewarding duties as sovereign" and is using the post to send out her annual Maundy...
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Coronavirus lockdown: 'We're not done yet, we must keep going', says Raab
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has said the UK "must keep going" with coronavirus lockdown measures as he told Britons: "We're not...
Coronavirus lockdown: 'We're not done yet, we must keep going', says Raab
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has said the UK "must keep going" with coronavirus lockdown measures as he told Britons: "We're not...
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'Lunatic conspiracy theories': David Icke COVID-19 interview investigated by Ofcom
An interview with David Icke in which he shares his unsubstantiated views on the causes of the COVID-19 outbreak is being investigated by Ofcom.
'Lunatic conspiracy theories': David Icke COVID-19 interview investigated by Ofcom
An interview with David Icke in which he shares his unsubstantiated views on the causes of the COVID-19 outbreak is being investigated by Ofcom.
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Markets don't think UK is acting like Zimbabwe - but will need reassuring
It is a little-known fact that even the UK government has an overdraft facility.
Markets don't think UK is acting like Zimbabwe - but will need reassuring
It is a little-known fact that even the UK government has an overdraft facility.
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