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Army veteran, Captain Tom Moore, raised more than £10m to help the NHS during the pandemic, more than clearing his original fundraising target of £1,000. He did 100 laps of his back garden in Bedfordshire ahead of his 100th birthday later in the month.
How do face masks work? Should we be buying them when NHS workers are running short? Can't you just make your own?
The PM also thanked the UK for following social distancing rules over the Easter weekend.
We cannot reverse the irreversible, but we can make it free of pain and loneliness, writes Sarah Simons.
Whether you're a worker on the frontline in need of support, or looking to donate money to help NHS staff access these services – here's what's available.
With healthcare and frontline key workers facing shortages of protective clothing as they deal with coronavirus patients and work, those with 3D printing capabilities are helping equip them with face masks and other protective equipment. Schools, businesses and hobbyists are all helping supply places like hospitals with what they need.
Recognising their service and sacrifice during coronavirus should not be an afterthought, writes Layla Moran.
Facing the sort of danger that could be prevented makes me a potential victim, and another unit to subtract from the already depleted NHS staff, writes Andrew Moscrop.
I knew I had the skills to help in this crisis, and wanted to know I did everything I could to help people in their darkest hours, writes Shohaib Ali.
Former medics can opt out of rejoining the service, but have raised concerns about the safety both of doctors and patients as the call to rejoin the NHS widens.