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Information on the use of face coverings in public spaces where social distancing is not always possible. Includes when you do not need to where one, and links to an exemption card for those with age, health and disability reasons not to wear one.

Information from the government for people in England about changes in the Coronavirus rules, including exercising outside, public transport and workers' rights.

What you must do, including the rules on exercise, to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Wales.

Lists areas with local rules to control the outbreak, and explains what you can and cannot do.

What to do if you have coronavirus or might have coronavirus.

If you arrive in the UK from certain countries you will need to self isolate (or quarantine) for a period of time. Explains what you have to do and for how long.

Guidance from the government for people in England on social distancing, public gatherings, going to work and face coverings. 

Who counts as 'extremely vulnerable', what do they need to do, what do their family and carers need to do, and what help can they get.

Check if you'll get sick pay if you get coronavirus or are told to self-isolate. Also check what benefits to claim if you're self-employed and can't work because of coronavirus. 

You can use this service if you have been told to stay at home because of coronavirus and you need a note for your employer.

Information for parents and carers on school closures following the Coronavirus outbreak. Includes details on who is a key worker, what counts as 'vulnerable', school meals and exams.

Information about the changes the government has brought in to support people who are already claiming benefits, need to claim benefits, or are at risk of losing their job as a result of coronavirus.

Includes information on eviction, problems paying rent, mortgage arrears and repossession. 

An online tool to help you find out what financial support is available to you during COVID-19 if you are, or were until recently, in work. 

A guide to financial support during the coronavirus outbreak. Includes sick pay and other benefits.

An online tool to help you find out about universal credit, including where your income has gone down and you are thinking of making a new claim, and where you are already getting universal credit.

Explains what legal measures there are if you need to protect yourself as a result of domestic abuse.

Answers to your questions on travel insurance, cancelling and booking holidays, sick pay and much more.

Advice and guidance for all court and tribunal users during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Information from judges on how employment tribunals will work during the pandemic. Includes access to buildings and telephone and online hearings.

Information about Coronavirus related changes to childcare support and benefits for children.

Information on schools, work, sick pay and other benefits and travel for people in Wales.

Information on what to do if you have been asked to join a hearing by telephone or video using BT MeetMe, Skype for Business or Cloud Video Platform (CVP) during the coronavirus outbreak.

Includes information on self-isolation and sick pay.

Claimants on disability benefits will no longer be required to attend face-to-face assessments. The change also covers health checks for Universal Credit.

Find out what your lender is doing to help customers affected by the outbreak.

What to do if you are worried about your finances.

If you are self-employed and your income has been affected by coronavirus (COVID-19) you might be able to claim a grant from the government.

Guidance for British people travelling and living overseas following the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19).

Includes information on whether you can get a package holiday refund, airline cancellations and rebooking.

Advice on how to stay safe and links to further information.

How the government's action plan in response to coronavirus, including banning gatherings and closing schools, will affect our rights.

A template letter for people who employ their own personal assistants and have problems obtaining personal protective equipment (PPE) from their local authority.

Information on special educational needs and schools during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Explains temporary changes to the asylum and immigration process as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak.

Includes a summary of the key temporary changes to asylum and resettlement policy and practice as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak.

The government has passed a new law which makes temporary changes to the Care Act, including people's rights to assessments and support. This easy read guide explains what is covered.

FAQs on rights at work and benefits during pregnancy and maternity leave during the Covid-19 pandemic.

On this page you can find links to NICE guidance on health protection topics grouped under three headings: communicable diseases, drugs misuse and environment.

Explains Public Health England's work to protect and improve health and wellbeing, and reduce health inequalities.

Explains Public Health Wales' work to make Wales a healthier, happier and fairer place for everyone.

Information on all the vaccinations currently offered through the NHS, including routine childhood immunisations, flu and travel. This includes information about the ages when vaccines should be given, and the diseases they protect against.

This overview provides a general summary of food safety law. It covers the main legislation on food imports and exports, safety, traceability, labelling and product withdrawals and recalls.