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According to an FOI request the number of licences held across the UK fell by 82,000 in the five months to March this year.

The Mail posted footage of Starmer asking a cameraman "have you got what you need" following the 'clap for our carers' - sparking fury among its right wing readers.

Piers Morgan has been credited for being one of the few journalists to hold ministers to account during the coronavirus crisis.

"We were too late into lockdown, so for goodness sake let's not be too early out of it" - Burnham.

Newspapers from around the world ask "What went wrong for Britain?"

Ben Shephard is covering for Morgan.

The video-sharing site said the 68-year-old violated its policies on sharing information about coronavirus.

Marking World Press Freedom day on Sunday, the human rights group has condemned the Egyptian government’s increasing clampdowns on the media.

So as we face this new reality of Covid-19, watching those dramas about pandemics, the apocalypse, the end of the world, is not just about judging whether the dramatists got it right or not, but more about allowing us to feel the fear, and use it to help us understand how to get through it.