BBC Health Correspondent Laura Foster explains what you should do when taking care of someone who has coronavirus in your home.

Some parks around the UK have already been shut to stop people congregating.

Claims 5G harms immune systems or spreads the virus have been condemned by the scientific community.

Paramedics were in the person's home when neighbours tell them their vehicle is ablaze.

That's all from us for Monday.

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A bride-to-be is locked in a "battle" with a hotel after not being given a refund and asked to pay £6,000 towards her wedding, which was cancelled due to the coronavius.

Image source, Shantelle Panchal,

Shantelle Panchal, 24, from Coventry was told by Whittlebury Park Hotel near Towcester, Northamptonshire, she would instead receive a gift card.

Miss Panchal was due to marry Mitul Patel, a community pharmacist, 25, from Leicester, on 25 April but the venue has been closed in line with government guidelines.

The hotel has yet to comment on the case.

You can read more on the story here.

Darts legend Phil "The Power" Taylor has come to the rescue of NHS worker Spencer James in Staffordshire.

The former world champion said: "After seeing that Spencer had his bike stolen in the local paper, I thought I could do my bit to support our NHS staff and help get him back on the road and in the fight against coronavirus."

Not only that but he also donated some masks and gloves.

Design and technology teachers are making face shields to protect front line medical and care workers.

Staff at Thomas Adams School in Wem, Shropshire are sending their first batch to the respiratory ward at Telford’s Princess Royal Hospital.

They are aiming to make 100 shields a day using a laser cutter, polypropylene and acetate sheets.

Image source, Thomas Adams School

Head teacher, Mark Cooper, said: “This is a brilliant use of staff skills and our school equipment to help key workers who are facing exceptionally challenging situations on a daily basis."

All car parks at Coventry’s parks are to close from lunchtime tomorrow.

Parks will remain open for visitors on foot, despite calls over the weekend from some residents to close them outright.

Andrew Walster, the director with responsibility for parks, said the council had wrestled with the decision as most people had observed social distancing at the city's parks.

But he added most people in the city live relatively close to a park or fields so can enjoy a walk without having to travel in a car to get there.

Closing parks and open spaces in the UK amid the coronavirus lockdown should be an "absolute last resort", the government has said.

Teacher unions say the move will help alleviate the risk of children going hungry in the holidays.

Edgbaston MP Preet Gill has been named as shadow international development secretary, as Keir Starmer completes his new shadow cabinet.

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Sir Keir won the contest to succeed Jeremy Corbyn on Saturday.

Valerie Vaz, the MP for Walsall South, stays on as ahadow leader of the House of Commons.

He's also given roles to his leadership rivals and there's a return to frontline politics for Ed Miliband who becomes shadow business secretary.

A "concentration" of workers under 25, women and the low-paid will be hit by the virus lockdown.

A senior police officer has tweeted his thanks to refuse collectors after staff left his son a gift.

Chief Supt Andy Parsons, a commander working in Walsall, said the key workers "were not always in the spotlight" but were keeping the country going "with kindness and a smile."

Pavandeep Daudher, 19, died from a stab wound to his left thigh.

The PM is undergoing "routine tests", as the number of coronavirus deaths in the UK reaches 5,373.

Headlines from news sites across the West Midlands:

• Birmingham Live is reporting: Heartbreak as 'one of city's best' bus drivers dies from coronavirus, external
• The Express and Star has: Wolverhampton coronavirus death toll passes 100, external as 56 more deaths confirmed in wider region
• Coventry Live's headlines include: Tributes to former police officer who died after testing positive for coronavirus, external

Wolves forward Leonardo Campana (pictured right) has revealed he and his entire family have had coronavirus.

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The 19-year-old is recovering at home while the squad is off after the pandemic forced the postponement of all elite football in the UK.

Campana is on lockdown with his family in Wolverhampton but confirmed he is improving.

Images have been released of a man police would like to speak to over the suspected theft of baby milk formula during which a store manager was headbutted.

Image source, West Midlands Police

The incident took place at the Waitrose store on Stratford Road in Birmingham on 21 March.

The force is asking for anyone with information to get in touch.

The communities secretary warns councils to be "judicious" over locking up green spaces.

NHS workers have started arriving at a drive-through coronavirus test centre at Edgbaston cricket ground.

Military personnel can be seen helping to administer the tests to NHS staff.

Image source, PA Media

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The centre has been established on the car parking areas next to the stadium.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced plans on Thursday for 100,000 tests a day nationwide on all citizens to be conducted by the end of April.

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The chief executive of Warwickshire County Cricket said he was pleased the club's home ground would be used to support the NHS.