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How will the world after coronavirus be different? Will we trust experts or our governments more - will we look at our fellow citizens fearful they may carry disease - will our leaders collaborate more or put up barriers? The historian and author Yuval Noah Harari - chronicler of many aspects of mankind in books including Sapiens - has been thinking about the impact of this crisis.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has told the BBC the government has "a huge amount of work to do" to meet its target of 100,000 coronavirus tests a day in England. Mr Hancock said he was not relying on new antibody blood tests to meet the goal, which was announced after criticism of the UK's testing strategy. (Image: Matt Hancock. Credit: PA)

How is the government's business interruption loan scheme working for small businesses? Plus huge unemployment in the USA and oil price rises. (Photo: shameersrk from Pixabay)

Health officials say they are "frustrated" by a lack of progress in expanding UK coronavirus testing. Prof Paul Cosford of Public Health England said "everybody involved" is unhappy testing has not "got to the position yet that we need to get to". (Image: Sign warning about coronavirus. Credit: AFP)

British Airways is expected to suspend 36,000 workers. Who will this apply to? Plus, more on the government loan scheme, a Pizza Hut plan, and the markets. (Photo: Getty Images)