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Real Madrid have announced players and coaches have agreed to take pay cuts between 10-20 per cent while the season remains suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

China has ended coronavirus lockdown measures in Wuhan - 11 weeks after it became the epicentre of what has since developed into a global crisis.

Boris Johnson remains in intensive care but is "improving" and "sitting up in bed" engaging with doctors, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said.

Ever wondered how fabulous it would be to dine with Dame Joan Collins?

The leaders of Norway, Denmark, Czech Republic and Austria have announced plans to relax coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

The Queen spoke for millions of people on Sunday night when she talked about the way in which the coronavirus crisis had touched the lives of each and every one of us.

Donald Trump has threatened to cut off US funding to the World Health Organisation - accusing it of "missing the call" on the coronavirus pandemic.

Wales has extended its lockdown to beyond the Easter weekend, hours after a minister told Sky News it was "not the right moment" for the UK as a whole to consider relaxing the restrictions.

Another 938 coronavirus patients have died in UK hospitals, taking the total to 7,097.

Global trade could collapse this year on a scale that draws parallels with the Great Depression of the 1930s, the WTO has warned.

A vicar was left red-faced after accidentally setting his arm on fire while recording a virtual sermon.

Music is keeping many upbeat as the UK's lockdown continues - and it seems Dame Vera Lynn's wartime classic We'll Meet Again is one of the songs helping people through.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have surprised children of key workers in Lancashire with a virtual school visit.

The boss of taxpayer-backed NatWest group is to give up pay and bonuses worth up to £2.3m as the coronavirus crisis weighs on UK households and businesses.

The number of people dying and testing positive for coronavirus in Spain appears to begin to plateau. 

When, on Tuesday last week, Britain's banks announced they would not be paying their final dividends in respect of 2019, there was a lot of focus on how the Prudential Regulation Authority - the arm of the Bank of England responsible for ensuring financial stability - had leaned on them to do so

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho accepts he was wrong to hold a personal training session with Tanguy Ndombele in a public park.

With tens of thousands of people testing positive for coronavirus in the UK, many Britons will have gone through the illness and now recovered.

Donald Trump is obsessed with hydroxychloroquine.

The simple directive to "stay at home" has thrust a crowbar into the existing social and economic cracks of the UK.

Ross Brawn offered an extensive update on Formula 1's hopes and plans for 2020 during his appearance on a fascinating Sky F1 Vodcast, stating he remains optimistic of holding a 19-race season - but admitting it could start without fans in attendance.

The husband of a mother of five who died after contracting coronavirus has told Sky News of his "huge loss" after his "amazing" wife was buried in Pakistan.

UK scientists say the coronavirus is "hit and run" and not as well shielded from the immune system as some others - meaning it could be easier to develop a vaccine.

Colmar, in the east of France, is a stupendously beautiful town.

Globally the coronavirus pandemic is proving to be a double-edged sword for the games industry.

Britain's banks have defied the Treasury and Bank of England's efforts to get them to lessen the burden on households, raising their interest rates on mortgages after the Bank cut the country's official borrowing rate.

Europe's biggest economies have begun counting the cost to growth from the coronavirus crisis - as leaders across the continent struggle to reach agreement on how to mitigate its impact.

Peter Kay will make a highly anticipated return to British TV screens later this month when he joins forces with other British celebrities for a coronavirus fundraising show.