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Contests were supposed to happen this month

Ashlea Tracey appears on the Mannin Line

Three branches remain closed

Staff to receive pay rise and double discount

Mantons receive support of Greeting Card Association

Set of Stamps released

Loan Guarantee Scheme in partnership with other Crown Dependencies

Telehealth appointments available for aches and pains

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Sean Jackson was set to play for England u21s

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Dundrod and District club to go into liquidation

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It's one of the worst affected hospitals in London and is now working at nearly four times its normal critical care capacity because of COVID-19. 

Boris Johnson at last appears to be out of danger at the start of an Easter weekend that ministers claim will be critical in the battle against coronavirus.

The government is facing calls to introduce price controls on essential items sold online after eBay and Amazon were accused of failing to stop profiteering during the coronavirus pandemic.

Boris Johnson's pregnant fiancee Carrie Symonds has paid her own tribute to NHS workers - just moments after it was revealed the prime minister had moved out of intensive care.

Dominic Raab has said the UK "must keep going" with lockdown measures as he warned against giving coronavirus "a second chance to kill more people".

Another 881 patients have died in the UK after contracting coronavirus - bringing the total to 7,978.

The English Football League estimates it will need 56 days to complete the 2019-20 season and has advised clubs that matches are likely to resume behind closed doors.

Lionel Messi has branded reports linking him with a move to Inter Milan as "fake news".

The Scottish football season at all levels of the game has been suspended further until June 10 at the earliest due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Ross Brawn and Zak Brown covered a range of topics on the latest Sky F1 Vodcast - from why 2020 could start behind closed doors, to McLaren's cost-cap desire. But what about the bits you may have missed?

The FA Council has ratified a decision to conclude the 2019/20 season for non-League divisions below the National League and National Leagues North and South, women's and grassroots football, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The government is facing calls to introduce price controls on essential items sold online after eBay and Amazon were accused of failing to stop profiteering during the coronavirus pandemic.

Stock markets have rallied despite latest evidence of the catastrophic impact coronavirus is having on the global economy - as central banks stepped in with more help.

The UK tourism industry is braced for a £2bn hit from the coronavirus lockdown over the Easter holidays as popular destinations urge people to stay away despite the devastating impact their absence will have on businesses.

The government has expanded its overdraft with the Bank of England to make sure it has enough cash to cope with the economic fallout from coronavirus.

It is a little-known fact that even the UK government has an overdraft facility.

An emergency funding scheme set up by the chancellor to funnel interest-free loans to small businesses has triggered a further flashpoint over banks' rejection of funding applications by companies with private equity backers.

Spain is close to the beginning of a decline in the coronavirus epidemic, the country's prime minister has said.

Doctors at a hospital in Barcelona have told Sky News the coronavirus outbreak is like a "natural disaster" that happens everyday.

Stock markets have rallied despite latest evidence of the catastrophic impact coronavirus is having on the global economy - as central banks stepped in with more help.

Exactly a month ago Italy ground to a halt.  

Australian police have seized a black box data recorder from a ship as part of a homicide investigation into 15 deaths and more than 600 coronavirus cases.

Scientists have warned that the coronavirus outbreak "could easily resurge" when lockdown measures are relaxed.