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US president Donald Trump has issued guidance to state governors on gradually lifting their respective lockdowns.

In a BBC video link interview, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge described the lockdown as "stressful" and said it was important to be mindful of your mental health.

Locate in Kent has reported that London based accountancy firm Kreston Reeves has taken issue with the government’s Covid-19 support measures for charities, warning that they do not go far enough.

The official spokesman for the prime minister has said that the UK government will not agree to extend the Brexit transition period beyond December 31, 2020 despite the disruption brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Dominic Raab has said that the government will keep lockdown measures in place for at least three more weeks.

Capt Tom Moore has completed his one hundredth lap of his garden this morning, raising over £12 million for the NHS in the process.

Financial services specialist Sionic has established its sixth European base and twelfth hub worldwide in Luxembourg.

The government is expected to announce a three-week extension to the UK lockdown period at the press conference later today.

US president Donald Trump has suggested that some states could lift travel restrictions in April, declaring that the US has “passed the peak” of new coronavirus cases.

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Worldwide confirmed coronavirus cases have now passed two million, although experts anticipate the real number to be much higher.

Newly appointed Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called on the government to release an exit strategy from the UK Covid-19 lockdown this week.

The impact of coronavirus on the cultural sector could see the closure of a number of small museums across the country, according to arts bodies.

US president Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he will stop US funding to the World Health Organization [WHO], accusing it of mismanaging the Covid-19 outbreak and helping cover up the spread of the virus from China.