Public Health England has revealed that 1,606 people in the South East have tested positive for the coronavirus, as of Friday 27th March 2020.

Reading Football Club have followed Brighton & Hove Albion and AFC Bournemouth in providing at least 1,000 free tickets to frontline health workers.

People across our region have come together in solidarity to applaud the efforts of the country's health workers in last night's 'Clap For Our Carers' tribute.

Wiltshire Council are calling on hotels, B&Bs, and Airbnbs to provide accommodation for homeless people and rough sleepers.

The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police has urged people to follow the Government's 'stay indoors' coronavirus advice - and warned of new police powers if they don't.

The Royal Berkshire Hospital's planning to increase the number of intensive care beds to 56 in the next phase of its response to the virus outbreak.

Another 259 people have died in the UK after testing positive for coronavirus - with at least 13 of them having no underlying health problems.

Videos have emerged of desperate people in Italy begging for help because they have run out of money and food.

Hundreds of frontline NHS staff are being tested this weekend to find out if they have had coronavirus at a drive-through facility at a theme park.

Killing Eve has delighted fans by announcing the third season will be released two weeks early.

As schools and nurseries around the world shut down due to coronavirus, two Hollywood actresses are doing their bit to help children in need.

Madonna has paid tribute to her Desperately Seeking Susan co-star Mark Blum who has died after contracting coronavirus.

Bob Dylan has released a new song - Murder Most Foul - about the assassination of John F Kennedy.

Evangeline Lilly has apologised for her "arrogant" comments about coronavirus, telling fans she is now doing her bit "to flatten the curve".

Juventus players and coaching staff have agreed to take a wage cut for the next four months amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Marcus Rashford says he feels "10 times better" than he did at the beginning of the month as the Manchester United forward edges closer towards returning to full fitness.

Hearts owner Ann Budge has written a letter to the club's players telling them their wages could be suspended from March 31 if they do not accept a 50 per cent wage cut amid the coronavirus pandemic.