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Coronavirus: Premier League players should take a pay cut - Matt Hancock
The "first thing" Premier League footballers can do is "take a pay cut and play their part" to help out during the coronavirus pandemic, says health secretary Matt Hancock.
Coronavirus: Premier League players should take a pay cut - Matt Hancock
The "first thing" Premier League footballers can do is "take a pay cut and play their part" to help out during the coronavirus pandemic, says health secretary Matt Hancock.
Coronavirus: Matt Hancock sets aim of 100,000 tests a day by end of April
Just over 10,000 people were tested in the UK on Wednesday, as coronavirus deaths rose to 2,921.
Coronavirus: Matt Hancock sets aim of 100,000 tests a day by end of April
Just over 10,000 people were tested in the UK on Wednesday, as coronavirus deaths rose to 2,921.
Clap for Carers: UK applauds the NHS and other key workers
People clapped, banged pots and pans, and played the bagpipes to honour key workers battling the virus.
Coronavirus: 'Transmission rate may have fallen below one', says NHS England
Steve Powis says there is early academic evidence to support the idea coronavirus infections could reduce.
Matt Hancock: 'I'll stop at nothing to protect frontline staff'
Matt Hancock says he'll make sure that NHS staff have the right equipment to be safe and do their jobs.
Coronavirus: Evening update
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this evening.
Coronavirus: Nissan extends Sunderland plant production pause
The Sunderland factory employs 7,000 people and produces the Qashqai, Juke and electric LEAF models.
UK using 1.2 billion tonnes of material a year
The figure is the equivalent of 18.5 tonnes of material per person and that has increased.
British champion Fitzgerald charged with three counts of assault
British champion Scott Fitzgerald is charged with three counts of common assault and one of witness intimidation.
Scott Fitzgerald: British champion charged with three counts of assault
British champion Scott Fitzgerald is charged with three counts of common assault and one of witness intimidation.
Scotland v England: Relive Duncan Hodge's late try at Murrayfield
Twenty years on to the day, relive Duncan Hodge's late try at Murrayfield as Scotland halt England's Grand Slam hopes.
Play along with BBC Sport's live 'Quarantine Quiz' on Friday night
Test your sporting knowledge with Friday's live BBC Sport 'Quarantine Quiz' followed by a Question of Sport on Saturday.
Coronavirus: How feasible is a 'virtual Parliament'?
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle wants the Commons to go digital - but is the UK's Parliament built for it?
Coronavirus: EU settlement applicants warned to expect delays
The Home Office said new applications would take longer to process because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Jones should keep 'competitive edge', even if he does 'slightly cross line' on occasions
RFU boss Bill Sweeney urges Eddie Jones to keep his "competitive edge", even if the England head coach does "slightly cross the line" on occasions.
Eddie Jones: England head coach is the total package, says RFU's Bill Sweeney
RFU boss Bill Sweeney urges Eddie Jones to keep his "competitive edge", even if the England head coach does "slightly cross the line" on occasions.
Garden marathon raising over £26,000 for NHS is 'best feeling' for James Campbell
Scottish javelin record-holder James Campbell recounts running a marathon in his small back garden to raise more over £26,000 for the NHS.
Brighton boss Graham Potter, chief executive & technical director take pay cuts
Brighton's head coach Graham Potter, chief executive and technical director take pay cuts as Gary Lineker predicts players will do the same.
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