Woman Battling Coronavirus Sings Cheerfully in Hospital After Feeling Better

This woman battling coronavirus was on her way to recovery after her treatment at the hospital. She started singing and dancing cheerfully in her hospital room as she was feeling much better than before. 

Philippines expresses support for Vietnam after China sinks fishing boat

The Philippines on Wednesday expressed solidarity with Vietnam after Hanoi protested what it said was the ramming and sinking of a Vietnamese fishing boat by a Chinese coast guard ship in the disputed South China Sea.

Wuhan ends its coronavirus lockdown, but another Chinese city shutdown emerges

The Chinese city where the new coronavirus emerged ended its more-than two-month lockdown on Wednesday, even as a small northern city ordered restrictions on residents amid concern about a second wave of infections.

The difference between coronavirus and hay fever symptoms

With spring comes clouds of pollen, leaving many hay fever sufferers coughing and sneezing. Up to two in five children suffer from hay fever, while between 10% and 30% of adults develop the irritating symptoms when the pollen count rises. With cough a key symptom of both the coronavirus and hay fever, how can you tell if your spluttering is serious?

Katie Price finding it hard home-schooling her son

Katie Price is finding it hard home-schooling her 17-year-old son Harvey amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Trump pledges ventilators for UK, attacks WHO

Donald Trump has said the US will send Britain 200 ventilators, has again wished Boris Johnson well as the PM remains in hospital, and has attacked the WHO, saying the US will halt its funding to the body. Mr Trump accused to WHO of failing to raise alarms over the coronavirus earlier, and of being biased towards China.

Bruce Willis' and ex-wife Demi Moore's family isolation!

Bruce Willis and ex-wife Demi Moore are isolating as a family with their children, and even have matching pyjamas

Johnson's condition 'improving', can sit up in bed

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in intensive care but his condition is improving and he can sit up in bed, finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday. That's after Johnson spent a second night in intensive care, after being moved there on Monday.

Coronavirus 100 days on: What do we know?

This week marks 100 days since the World Health Organisation received the first report of an unknown illness affecting a number of people falling ill in Wuhan, China. Coronavirus has since claimed tens of thousands of lives across the world and been labelled a pandemic by the WHO. But how far have we come since December 31, and what do we know about Covid-19?

Dominic Raab says Boris Johnson is 'a fighter' and 'our friend'

First Secretary of State Dominic Raab gives an update on the health of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, saying that he is a fighter and ministers wish him a speedy recovery in hospital. Mr Johnson was moved into the intensive care unit at London's St Thomas' Hospital on Monday evening.

Tips for haircuts in lockdown

Take a look at these tips from Anthony Laban, from the Anthony Laban Barbershop, for cutting your hair while in lockdown.

Coronavirus in numbers: UK hospital deaths at 6,159

UK deaths related to coronavirus now stand at 6,159, with more than 1.3 million confirmed cases worldwide.

Coronavirus in numbers: UK sees big rise as death toll passes 7,000

A total of 7,097 patients have died in hospital after testing positive for coronavirus in the UK as of 5pm on Tuesday, the Department of Health said, up by 938 from 6,159 the day before.

Boris Johnson spends second night in intensive care

Boris Johnson has spent his second night in intensive care suffering from coronavirus at St Thomas' Hospital in central London.

March busiest month on record for supermarkets

March was the busiest month on record for supermarkets across Britain as shoppers rushed to stock up on vital supplies to see them through the coronavirus pandemic. Grocery sales rose by a staggering 20.6% in the last four weeks, and 7.6% in the last 12, according to new data from Kantar, beating even Christmas shopping.

UK PM Johnson 'stable' in intensive care, Raab

British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday he was confident that Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is in intensive care would pull through because "he's a fighter". Raab was clear to point out that the lifting of the UK's current lockdown restrictions would be evidence based, but that the stay at home message remains in place.