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Boris Johnson is facing growing pressure to get more personal protective equipment (PPE) to health workers after it was claimed some nurses were treating coronavirus patients "without any protection at all".

Ministers have been forced into a crisis rethink of the way coronavirus tests are bought after it emerged the NHS in England and Wales were competing over testing.

The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in the FTSE 100 marking its worst quarter since 1987.

A 12-year-old Belgian girl has become the youngest known person in Europe to die after contracting coronavirus.

In northern Italy thousands of medical staff are getting sick fighting the coronavirus pandemic and dozens have died - but far to the south, they have had time to prepare.

The government is preparing to release an app which alerts people if they come too close to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, Sky News can reveal.

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

One of the UK's most senior police officers has warned forces that their handling of the coronavirus crisis will be remembered for generations to come after some were accused of overreaching their powers.

An ice rink in Milton Keynes will be turned into an emergency mortuary "in a matter of days", in order to cope with a rise in coronavirus-related deaths, the local authority has said.

The number of people who have died in the US after testing positive for coronavirus has risen to 3,393, surpassing China's 3,305 reported fatalities.

The first batch of British-made ventilators to treat coronavirus patients will be rolled out to the NHS next week, Michael Gove has said.

Donald Trump has warned Americans to expect a "very painful two weeks" in the fight against coronavirus as the country's death toll peaks.

If Harry Kane wants to win stuff, he may have to leave Tottenham. 

Jack Grealish has apologised and been fined by Aston Villa after breaking government lockdown guidelines amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Researchers believe they have solved the mystery surrounding dogs' noses and why they are so cold.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed how the garden and WhatsApp are helping Manchester United deal with the lockdown and is even hoping the players' partners are doing their bit by "putting some good crosses in!"

It has been the worst quarter for world stock markets since the final three months of 2008.

We've long known about the dangers of a wild animal virus leaping the species gap and ravaging humans and so have the Chinese. 

Global stock markets are making further tentative gains on hopes the economic disruption from the coronavirus pandemic will be weaker than some estimates fear.

Sweden has largely remained open for business during the coronavirus outbreak, with many bars, shops and restaurants welcoming customers.

More than 90% of passenger airliners in the UK have been grounded as demand for air travel has plummeted, Sky News can reveal.

The family of the first NHS surgeon to die from coronavirus has questioned whether enough was done to protect him.

Donald Trump misstated the population of South Korea's capital city by around 28 million people, moments after telling a news conference he knew the country "better than anybody".

Europe's hardest-hit nation, Italy, has reached 100,000 cases of coronavirus and recorded more deaths than any other country.

Another 393 people have died after contracting coronavirus - taking the UK total to 1,808.

The world's biggest pharmaceutical company is confident it has a COVID-19 vaccine and has told Sky News it wants to make it available on a not-for-profit basis.

Ministers have flown in a leading accountancy firm to advise them on rescue requests from airlines and airport-owners that could cost taxpayers billions of pounds.

UK shoppers spent an extra £1.9bn stockpiling groceries in the run-up to the coronavirus lockdown, according to figures for the industry.

Let me preface this with a little disclaimer: I'm not a doctor or for that matter an epidemiologist, but I do know a little bit about presenting and explaining data.

Popular video messaging app Houseparty is offering a $1m (£811,000) bounty to anyone who can prove it has been targeted by a commercial "smear campaign".

One of the main challengers to the 'big four' audit firms has asked its 4,500 UK employees to volunteer for drastic pay cuts or face a substantial redundancy programme.

As the coronavirus pandemic in the UK magnifies our hospitals are becoming inundated with patients.

A world-renowned surgeon who separated conjoined twins four years ago has died after being diagnosed with coronavirus.

A group of 50 MPs have written to Boris Johnson to call for compensation for the families of those who lose their lives on the frontline of the battle against coronavirus.