The coronavirus crisis has led to the biggest quarterly drop in employment since May to July 2009, when the country found itself amidst the global financial crisis and deep in a major recession.

MM hits the streets of Berlin to find out locals think.

According to a study, conducted by the Resolution Foundation, it is expected that youth unemployment will rise by over 640,000 this year, taking the total to over 1 million.

We are now two weeks on from Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s announcement, over Twitter, which stated that the whole Greater Manchester region would be placed into a local lockdown.

Is there science behind the Government’s decisions when it comes to Covid-19

Anyone entering shops, takeaways and banks will need to wear a facemask from today.

As mass gatherings have been banned, traditional, shared experiences like concerts, theatre shows, and festivals have become a distant memory.

Job vacancies in the UK have fallen to a record low according to new research by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

It is known that the virus can live on items for up to 72 hours, and by discarding these items, it is opening up the possibility of spreading the virus.

The Lancet estimates the additional maternal and under-5 child deaths resulting from the potential disruption of health systems and decreased access to food.

Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, MM assesses the contrasting responses from the UK and Japanese governments. MM compares the demographics of both countries, before explaining the strategies used to contain the spread of Covid-19, along with the key role health and discipline of the population played in the statistics of cases and deaths from coronavirus.