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People around the UK took part in a "swatter for Carers" tribute, welcomed the NHS and care staff is dealing with the Corona Virus pandemic.

The Royal Family and Prime Minister joined the well-wishers who flocked to applaud their balconies and Windows.

A message from the NHS, which is described on Social Media , the ceremony as "emotional".

meanwhile, the employees of The Fire Department agreed to drive the ambulance, provide supplies and help body to move, if necessary, to aid the British response to the pandemic.

There are approximately 48,000 fire-fighting and control of employees in the UK - But hundreds are already isolating themselves, as the coronavirus, The Fire brigade Union (FBU) said.

The Union 's calls for the tests, keep quickly available to your members, the safe staffing. Matt Wrack , leader of the FBU, said The Virus would be a "huge challenge", But firefighters were "to do keen in what you can".

On Thursday, the Death Toll rose from 475 to 578, health officials said, with 11,658 confirmed cases.

than any other country, with More Than 85,500 positive tests.

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select the swatter for Carers event, The Queen said that the Land was "enormously grateful" for The People on the front line of the British response to The Virus , which causes the Covid-19-disease.

She Said the UK was grateful "for the expertise and dedication of our scientists, doctors and emergency and public services".

a video posted by Kensington Palace , Prince George , Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis showed the clap say Thank You to all the healthcare workers to "work tirelessly" to help those affected by Covid-19.

The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall and her staff all occur separately in beige with a round of applause at Birkhall in Scotland.

Charles, who has tested positive for coronavirus, and Camilla are isolated from each other, and their small number of employees.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was Chancellor Rishi Sunak outside 10 Downing Street, as they participated in The National Salute .

This family in Manchester were under the house The Moment parts in the whole of the UK from your doorstep anaesthetist welcomed their colleagues to the conclusion of a 12-hour shift at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital

The Clapping for carers campaign, which was founded online, was staged, because "in these unprecedented times, you need to know We Are grateful," said the organizers.

At the same time, attractions such as Belfast City Hall, the Principality of goods stadium in Cardiff, and the London Eye, lit up, as part of the #lightit blue Salute .

As People across the UK, A Number of celebrities went to her front door and windows to participate in the round of applause, shared updates about how you pay your respect to the employees of the Health Care system.

the actress Michelle Collins , North London home shows shared a video of the outside People , the at the Salute .

She Said that the award had "made her cry", and added: "We love our NHS stay safe every emotional day. "

In the video, you can listen to, firmly tell neighbors that you need "a large street, when all this is over".

The People clapping, from a block of flats opposite St Thomas' Hospital in London, A resident across The Road from Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester, is involved in The National Salute to Health Care workers

TV presenter Ben Fogle to Thank You shared a video to His Family applaud the employees of the Health Care system in his Living Room , next to a sign with the inscription "you the NHS".

He tweeted: "We love you, NHS. We Salute each and every one of you. Our heroes are. "

Star Wars actor John Boyega said it was to hear "nice" to his neighbors," scream and clap for the NHS".

And BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James also praised the Salute on Twitter.

He wrote: "Oh My God , that was really awesome it was. Even the most brilliant British thing, the bashing of pots and pans.

"Extraordinary times can only be overcome through extraordinary acts of humanity. "

A big screen in Piccadilly Circus , London, showed support for the NHS, as the country-wide, The Shard , the London Eye and Wembley Stadium (in the picture) applaud found among the monuments in the capital, came to this occasion

The National applause, after of the government to cope with in order to help millions of self-employed, a scholarship worth 80% of your average monthly income to you, with a financial impact of Corona-Virus.

The Money Will be paid up to a maximum of £2,500 for a month, in a single sum, But Will not begin to arrive until the beginning of June at the earliest.

wage subsidies of 80% of the staff were announced last week.

Labour's shadow Chancellor John Mcdonnell said, "there are gaps" But with some self-employed People , who are not in this program.

"The big question, which can come in the most of them is to wait Until June for payments," He Said . "Some say: 'look, we can't survive beyond The Next couple of weeks. "

Business Secretary Alok Sharma said he understood that People would pay to worry about their bills, adding that "if we can do it faster, we Will ."

He told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme the new measures were "unprecedented". "We Are effectively going to build a new system to ensure we get support for People ," He Said .

Meanwhile, the digital Secretary, has strongly information on Social Media users to do your part in the fight against coronavirus-induced failure.

the Cabinet minister, Oliver Dowden said The Public "must remain vigilant to inaccurate stories".

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Source of news: bbc.com