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Here is what we know has changed after last night's broadcast.

Boris Johnson will update the public after he and his cabinet discussed the current measures this week.

The sad news comes less than a fortnight after the death of club director Brian Major.

The shake up may not take place now until 2025.

George Eustice wants the public to still abide by the lockdown measures.

The shirt personally delivered by a representative of the club.

The Prime Minister thanked those that gave 'hundreds of millions of people' their freedom today.

The communities secretary has urged the public to support local media as the industry finds itself under "significant financial pressure".

What could be announced on Sunday?

TV presenter Charlie Ross payed a visit to the museum back in February to film for the upcoming episode.

The deadline to send in your messages and pictures is 10am tomorrow (Wednesday).

Mobile phone network O2 is investigating network issues, which have left people unable to make phone calls or receive text messages.

MP Matt Hancock said the app will form part of the next stage in tackling coronavirus

The pair hope to raise money to help the zoo they visit with their granny.

The incidents happened in April and May.

A contact app to help fight against the spread of the virus will be tested next week.

'Dad was such a fighter', says daughter.

“Some have asked why we are risking our health to do this, but we are doing it for the community, who need this vital service.”

The total number of laboratory confirmed cases of the virus in the UK so far stands at 177,454.

A number of takeaways in the town have reopened their doors this week.