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Health Secretary Matt Hancock has criticised sunbathers for breaking lockdown rules and warned those ignoring the advice to stay home that they are putting people's lives at risk.

The Queen, in an historic televised address, will say she hopes the coronavirus crisis will show that "Britons of this generation were as strong as any" as the country responds to the challenges it faces. 

Hackney's graffiti splashed shutters are down, except at Sainsbury's where a line is forming as each person dutifully stands two metres apart. Among them, Theresa Woolard and her daughter Daisy, faces covered in matching black masks.

The UK is about to enter its third week in lockdown - but what will come next?

Plenty of people were out enjoying the sunshine on Saturday on the warmest weekend of the last six months - despite government pleas to stay home.

Americans have been warned that they are heading into what could be their "toughest" few weeks, with "a lot of death" expected.

Lisa Kilfeather normally works on the administrative side of things at the morgue at Long Island Jewish Medical Center.

England football manager Gareth Southgate has agreed to a 30% pay cut as players fail to reach an agreement on doing the same.

Another 708 people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in the UK, including a five year-old child who is the youngest victim to date.

The Foreign Office has said it is stepping up plans to help Britons stranded overseas by coronavirus travel restrictions to return to the UK.