Новости за 16.05.2020

Several coastal and tourist areas asked people not to visit this weekend amid fears they would become overcrowded after lockdown was eased.

Gustavo Mateus Acosta, 61, claims he spent two months begging Atalian Servest to provide masks and gloves.

Juliet Daly's dad initially thought she was just suffering from a flu - until her limbs went cold and her lips turned blue

The move signals an end to one of Europe's longest and strictest coronavirus lockdowns.

Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard said the journeys suggest the officer 'believes there is one rule for him, and one rule for the rest of us'

Robert Burmingham was killed 22 years into a life sentence for his sex crimes

Wade Harmon wants to treat his children and their families to a lavish trip on the ocean as soon as the deadly pandemic subsides

Protesters have called Covid-19 a 'fake virus'.

Martha Sugalski handled the unexpected interruption extremely well

'As part of a caution phased return, those in reception, year one and year six will be allowed back into school in smaller class sizes.'

‘The longer that schools are closed, the more that children miss out.'

Former Salt Lake City International Airport chief Randall Berg reportedly made the shocking comment when questioned by detectives

A number of local authorities have said they will refuse to reopen schools in June.

If lockdown is extended, there could be thousands of children left waiting for absent mums and dads, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine has warned.

First minister Mark Drakeford said the nation was currently in the ‘red zone’ but that restrictions would be lifted as it moved to amber and through to green.

Rosa Luna died a painful death in her daughter's arms after spending her days cleaning Covid-19 patients' rooms

Stays For Heroes aims to offer as many NHS staff and key workers as possible breaks after the crisis is over.

A letter signed by a cross-party group of 60 MPs warns pubs could be left with bills of tens of thousands of pounds after lockdown.

Rescuers called to the scene by a neighbor were stunned to see the dog's owner come out and tell them not to bother trying to save her

At least 34,466 people have now died in the UK after contracting the respiratory disease.

The president plans to slash annual funding to the World Health Organization from $400m to $40m in line with China's contributions

Sue first began working as a nursing auxiliary in 1972.

But all matches will be played behind closed doors until the end of the season.

Unions have reportedly threatened legal action and staff are planning on striking.

Estimates of the amount being trafficked into the UK have tripled since 2011, according to the National Crime Agency.