Ross Hindle

The Leaders Council speaks to member and care home director Nick Sherard about the issues he has faced and thinks the country will face throughout the Covid-19 crisis.

It has been announced that more than 1,700 people have died in the UK from Covid-19.

British police have been asked to take a "consistent" approach with regards to the national lockdown, after Derbyshire Police have come under fire for filming dog walkers with drones in the Peak District.

Leaders Council member Johnson Controls have been helping to bring the fight to Covid-19 not just in the US and Europe, but also in China.

Prince Charles has left self-isolation, one week after testing positive for Covid-19, and total UK deaths have reached 1,284.

In a video that the prime minister shared online from isolation, he said that around 20,000 ex-NHS staff have returned to help fight against coronavirus.

It has been announced that the prime minister and the health secretary have both tested positive for Covid-19.

Thousands stood on their doorsteps, balconies and front porches last night to clap the NHS workers on the front line in the battle against coronavirus at 8pm.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a scheme to support the self-employed with a taxable grant worth "80 per cent of average monthly profits over the last three years" that is capped at £2,500 a month.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to announce a package of support for the self-employed later on today at the government's daily press conference.

The Prime Minister announced no new measures in his daily briefing, but did say that over 400,000 volunteers had stepped forward to support the NHS in its fight against coronavirus.

The coronavirus press conference today was led by health secretary Matt Hancock, rather than the Prime Minister.

New YouGov polling has shown that more people support the prime minister than ever before.

Last night, the Prime Minister announced a series of strict new measures to suppress the spread of coronavirus, telling people that they should only leave home for a very limited number of reasons.

The death toll from the novel coronavirus outbreak has now reached 233 in the UK, news which came after the prime minister urged people to stay away from their families on Mother's Day.