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Alastair Lamb says the job armed forces are doing now is ‘very much’ reminiscent to when he provided supplies for starving Dutch people 75 years ago.

The complexities of easing Britain’s lockdown feature prominently on the nation’s newspapers.

The national minute’s silence at 11am coincides with International Workers’ Memorial Day

The Prime Minister is also reportedly planning to refine lockdown rules in the coming days.

A round-up of Monday’s feelgood stories.

There were 407,000 applications submitted last month – an increase of 13,500 on the same month last year.

The PA news agency has confirmed the deaths of 94 frontline healthcare workers.

The cards are being displayed at Bedford School where his grandson is a student.

The migrants were intercepted in four inflatable boats on Monday.

Downing Street also said it would be difficult to know if the 100,000 daily Covid-19 test target has been met.

Scientists are assessing the impact opening schools would have on the coronavirus infection rate.

Charlie Goodwin spent almost two weeks in intensive care before he died.

Families of NHS and social care workers who die from coronavirus in the course of their duties will receive a £60,000 payment.

The watchdog received thousands of complaints related to the Good Morning Britain host’s interviews with two ministers.

Prof Powis said: “We have become aware in the last few days of reports of severe illness in children which might be a Kawasaki-like disease.”

The Scots-based military instructors are helping staff at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.

The announcement came after chief executive Guillaume Faury warned the company was “bleeding cash at an unprecedented speed”