Coronavirus

A university spokesperson confirmed the news on Saturday morning.
Chris Hill says he has seen little evidence of “close contact” between Foreign Office and British nationals promised by Dominic Raab.
We’ve broken down the advice for travellers taking flights in the outbreak. Here’s what the authorities suggest.
The Chief Medical Officer for England said they are "receiving specialist NHS care".
More than 170 people have died in China and around 7,700 have been infected.
It is believed the specially-charted plane will fly into an RAF base in Oxfordshire before passengers are quarantined for 14 days.
"It feels a little bit like you are in a movie, like 'Zombieland'," a family stuck in Beijing amid the coronavirus outbreak say.
Irene and Francis Lau, along with their three-year-old son Freddie, have gone to Beijing, China to visit family for Chinese New Year. They haven't been outside for the last three days as most places are closed. Now, they are awaiting their flight back to the UK but have been told that British Airways flights ‘could be cancelled up two hours before they fly’. Irene is twenty-one weeks’ pregnant and worries she could get sick.
UK citizens in the city are being briefed with details of forthcoming flights.