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New analysis underlines a surge in demand for the government's Job Retention Scheme.

Boris Johnson's condition is "stable", No 10 says, as the foreign secretary describes him as a "fighter".

The government pledged to help UK nationals stuck abroad, so how many have managed to get back?

The UK’s chief negotiator says more discussions will take place with the EU in April and May.

Former prime minister Theresa May has said she is hoping for a "speedy and good recovery" for Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson is "in good spirits" and is being given oxygen, after spending the night in intensive care.

The new Labour leader held a call with community representatives about anti-Semitism in the party.

The Derbyshire councillor was responding to a post about Boris Johnson being in intensive care.

Videos will now be deleted if they falsely link coronavirus to 5G mobile networks.

World leaders send Boris Johnson messages of support, after his symptoms worsened on Monday afternoon.

The rules for what happens if a PM is incapacitated are unclear - but we have some ideas about how the situation may play out.

The PM has asked Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to deputise for him, a No 10 spokesman said.

The foreign secretary says measures are "beginning to work", as the number of deaths reaches 5,373.

The former party leader is appointed shadow business secretary by Sir Keir Starmer.

Scotland's first minister says she is "deeply sorry" for the situation, but stands by her decision-making.

The communities secretary warns councils to be "judicious" over locking up green spaces.

Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd, 70, is said to be in a stable condition and responding to treatment.

The prime minister is undergoing "routine tests", 10 days after he was diagnosed with coronavirus.

A look at the man in line to take over from Boris Johnson, if the PM's coronavirus gets worse.

Scotland's chief medical officer quits after visiting her second home despite the lockdown rules.