A new meme imagines a walking down all sorts of aisles after coronavirus-related lockdowns end

A silver chain has taken center stage in Hulu's adaptation of Sally Rooney's "Normal People"

Plague Inc. is an app and online game in which users play the role of a disease set on infecting the world with a pathogen.

'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' is the ideal gaming getaway, bringing a joy and simplicity we desperately need as we navigate coronavirus pandemic.

On Thursday night, popular video game Fortnite hosted rapper Travis Scott as part of the Astronomical musical experience.

Medics reflect on the stress and strain they have been under, and what might happen next

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More people have died of coronavirus in the UK than in any other country in Europe, and details about the true scale of the pandemic continue to emerge as the extreme pressure on the NHS begins to ease.

We have been speaking to frontline workers since the crisis began about how they are coping. They have told us how they were resigned to contracting Covid-19 because of shortages of protective equipment and a lack of testing as hospitals were inundated with coronavirus patients. Here, they recall the pandemic reaching its peak and begin to make plans for where the health service will go from here.

Exclusive: Data suggests that sick may be avoiding hospital because of coronavirus fears

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About 8,000 more people have died in their own homes since the start of the coronavirus pandemic than in normal times, a Guardian analysis has found, as concerns grow over the number avoiding going to hospital.

Of that total, 80% died of conditions unrelated to Covid-19, according to their death certificates. Doctors’ leaders have warned that fears and deprioritisation of non-coronavirus patients are taking a deadly toll.

The government must be cautious in both the decisions it takes and the messages it sends

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The end is not in sight. With an estimated 20,000 new infections a day, and with experts warning that the reproduction rate of coronavirus may be rising again, any premature loosening of the lockdown will only prolong the crisis. When the prime minister speaks on Sunday evening, it is essential that he makes it clear that people should still be staying at home, not relaxing their guard.

Though so many other countries had been hit, the government did not act soon enough to either contain the threat or prepare for it. Those failures have made a longer and tougher lockdown necessary. It was slow to take the pandemic seriously, slow to impose stringent social distancing, and slow to pursue equipment, testing and tracing, as the Labour leader, Keir Starmer, noted this week.

The once mighty northern cod stocks' growth is stalled according to DFO science. Ecosystem conditions including a lack of food are contributing factors. Fish harvesters say in the bigger picture though, the numbers are moving in the right direction.

A small Alberta town’s attempt to discourage geese from too getting comfortable there took flight about six weeks ago, but it’s getting mixed reviews and ruffling some feathers.

A European coalition is forming around an approach to using smartphone technology to trace coronavirus infections that, its backers hope, could help to reopen borders without unleashing a second wave of the pandemic.

The 'Saturday Night Live' alumni virtually reunited on Fallon's chat show

Coronavirus pandemic has caused production shutdowns and delays

Actos said he's 'been more like America's dad than ever before​' following diagnosis

Cowie doesn't hold back in aftershow that's just been released on Netflix

Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle play lightly fictionalised versions of their 13-year-old selves in this cathartic comedy, writes Annabel Nugent

New TV drama charts story of infamous 2001 coughing scandal

Live shows will begin this month

The 31-year-old is set to star in new Sky drama Gangs of London

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Merritt Wever and Domhnall Gleeson​​ have scorching chemistry in this comedy about former college sweethearts who meet up as adults to run away together

Whitmore was the sixth celebrity to be eliminated from the 2016 series

Sue Perkins presented 'The Great British Bake Off' with Mel Giedroyc from 2010 to 2016

TV presenter's idea has been compared to Gal Gadot's star-studded coronavirus singalong video, which viewers labelled 'out-of-touch'

Darragh Ennis appeared on the show in 2017

New clip gives viewers a sense of what the much-anticipated series will be like

'I've realized my comments on risks around opening schools have confused and upset people'

Late-night host revealed that more than $50m has been raised ahead of the One World event

52-year-old appeared on the series from 2013 until 2018

Comedian is asking for nurses, retail workers and other key workers to record themselves marching to Tony Christie's cheesy hit

According to Paddy Power, the dating show has a 2/1 chance of beating Love Island's ratings

'My libido has abandoned me since the isolation started. I suppose that sadness and worry have displaced erotic fantasies,' wrote the Oscar-winning director

'All he needed to finish off the look was an open can of Stella' said one viewer

The 'X-Men' actor donated £275,000 to the 'Masks for NHS Heroes' campaign

Brooker's wry look at the world's events last aired in December 2016

Viewers reacted positively to the Spider-man star's 'adorable' gesture

'I truly do wonder what's going on inside of her brain,' one outraged tweeter wrote

'I know everyone at home will be willing it to go on because it's such a great show'

New comedy special coming on 5 May

Stand-up comic and actor recreated his 2005 sketch to raise money for Comic Relief and Children in Need

The new season of the hit cop sitcom will deal with 'how [the characters] have been affected by the virus and the pandemic as first responders in New York City'

Beloved comedian praised for 'down to earth' donation message

While plenty of young drama is played for shock or laughs, the anticipated BBC3 adaptation of Sally Rooney's best-selling book lingers on what goes unsaid between its adolescent lovebirds. And there is lots of humping, says arts columnist Fiona Sturges

'My agent had spent a load of time putting that together'

'For years before Time's Up women had to put up with harassment and still do on a regular basis'

'My blood could save a life, but instead it's over here boiling'

Writer and creator of the hit show recalled the moment a delivery driver was confronted with it

Residents in Los Angeles have been told to only leave their homes for 'essential' journeys

'I thought at the time it was a work of fiction,' author says

'Stuck in the House' is Davidson's latest tune