Which? is calling for urgent action from the government following reports from vulnerable people who are unable to access food and basic supplies.

The Opinium poll for The Observer has found that the majority of the British public are in favour of continuing the coronavirus lockdown.

Research has revealed that there has been a 300 per cent increase in reported fly-tipping in rural communities.

Figures indicate that air pollution on Scotland's most-polluted streets has dropped massively since the coronavirus-enforced lockdown began.

Those living in the poorest parts of the country are dying from coronavirus at double the rate of people in the richest areas.

Millions of people from across the UK still have reason to fear the looming financial cliff edge when current coronavirus protections end.

Two thirds of pavements in London are not wide enough for people to observe the government’s advice to stay two metres apart.

Robert Jenrick has written to all councils in England thanking them for their efforts in the battle against coronavirus.

Since the start of the coronavirus lockdown there has been an almost 20 per cent increase in calls to the NSPCC about child abuse.

The City of Edinburgh Council is set to become one of the first authorities to introduce emergency measures to help pedestrians and cyclists.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has unveiled a report showing the improvements to the capital's air quality following the lockdown.

Children’s rights campaigners say changes to legal protections for children in care have been akin to ‘deregulation on steroids’.

Anyone in England with coronavirus symptoms who either has to leave home to go to work or is aged 65 and over will now be able to get tested.

Experts have called for urgent action to create more space for walking and cycling during the lockdown caused by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

The CCN has urged the government to provide clarity on how much individual authorities will receive from the latest £1.6 billion of emergency funding.

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