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Theyre just about keeping their head above water, but in three or four places, its clear that they will run out of Critical Care capacity probably by the weekend. Tough new powers for the police in england from today they can fine people who break the stay at home rules and even arrest people who repeatedly ignore them. More than 8,000 people have now died in italy and thousands more have become infected amid fears the epidemic could be taking hold in southern italy. Thanking nhs staff a teenage...

Here, premier league and English Football League matches as well as games in scotland are all off until april, and theres no Six Nations Rugby this weekend. With several European Countries closing their borders to foreigners, well have the very latest on the spread of the coronavirus. Donald trump declares a National Emergency in the us and says he may ban travel from the uk due to rising infections over here. British airways warns its survival is at stake, saying planes will be grounded and job...

The Prime Minister recuperates at his country residence chequers. The two worst hit European Countries, italy and spain, are easing some of their lockdown restrictions. Tributes are paid to one of formula 0nes greats. Sir sterling moss was regarded as the best driver never to win the world title. He passed away aged 90. Your Easter Monday weather will feel different to recent days because we have cold air with us and brisk winds. There will be sunshine, especially in the west. I will bring you a...

Liverpool Biennial x British Council Curators’ Week Programme 2023 for early to mid-career Curators (Funded to Liverpool, UK) Application Deadline:  9 April

Takes place in Carlingford on Wednesday 31 August & Thursday 1 September

Takes place on 31 August and 1 September 2022

Ipswich MP Tom Hunt has said the Prince of Wales should be 'incredibly careful' about expressing private views after the row about refugee flights to Rwanda.

Ipswich MP Tom Hunt has said the Prince of Wales should be 'incredibly careful' about expressing private views after the row about refugee flights to Rwanda.

Join us as we critically examine the impact and implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on chronic conditions worldwide. What have we learned and how can we improve?

The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath This symposium, organised in conjunction with History & Policy, Institute of Historical Research will draw on historical research to explore the policy challenges that result from significant health and social crises and show how these were addressed in the past. The symposium seeks to move beyond the historical analysis of the ‘emergency’ phase of pandemics and assess their longer running legacies.�...