There have been 22 deaths from Covid-19 in Wales and 628 confirmed cases
No explanation for a “random” cluster of more than 300 cases within the Aneurin Bevan health board area
The board's public health director says the pattern in the area is the same as seen in Italy
More personal protective equipment is being issued to frontline NHS staff, the health minister says
The Prince of Wales tests positive for Covid-19
Image source, UK ParliamentBoris Johnson will be up in the Commons for Prime Minister's Questions at 12:00 GMT.
Questioning is expected to last for an hour - rather than 30 minutes - to allow MPs to swap out and keep to social distancing rules.
It will also be Jeremy Corbyn's last PMQs before he steps down as Labour leader.
You can watch the event live on BBC Parliament and the BBC News channel.
The Gower Gin Company thought using their skills to produce sanitiser would be a "fantastic" way to help the community.
This in from Buckingham Palace, following the news the Prince of Wales has tested positive for Covid-19.
“Her Majesty The Queen remains in good health. The Queen last saw The Prince of Wales briefly on the morning of 12th March and is following all the appropriate advice with regard to her welfare. We will not be commenting further."
Image source, ReutersQueen Elizabeth last saw Prince Charles on 12 March
Wales' health minister says he is looking to increase the number of ventilators in the Welsh NHS "all the time."
Vaughan Gething told a press briefing there were 700 "physically available" and potentially around 1,000 being acquired soon.
Ventilators - which get oxygen into the lungs and remove carbon dioxide from the body - are seen as a vital part of the fight against coronavirus.
"There is a difference between invasive ventilation and non-invasive ventilation and some help that can be provided before you get to that stage as well that’s all really helpful," the minister added.
Charity warns older people not to click on attachments or links in messages about coronavirus in case of fraud.
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Messages of solidarity with the NHS have been put up in windows, cars and even on the pavement.
This message of encouragement for health workers was chalked on a street near the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
It reads: “Thanks NHS. Be happy, stay safe, smile. We must stick together.”
The Prince of Wales has tested positive for coronavirus.
Clarence House said the prince has mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health".
Image source, PAChris Hingston, a critical care doctor at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, is asking people to moderate their alcohol intake, drive carefully and avoid ladders and DIY tools to relieve pressures in hospital.
A business in south Wales is temporarily halting deliveries because of "intolerable levels of abuse" its staff are receiving.
Porthcawl Butchers, in Bridgend county, said it was putting home deliveries "on pause".
"We have reached this decision due to members of staff receiving an intolerable level of abuse from a select few customers over the past few days," it wrote on Facebook.
"Unfortunately these unacceptable incidents have meant we have had to put a hold on this service and put the safety and well-being of our staff first.
"We hope that our customers will understand the predicament we have found ourselves in and hope you will continue to keep safe."
The post ended #bemindfulofothers
Health Minister Vaughan Gething told a press briefing that pharmacy Boots should revisit its decision to charge £5 for deliveries.
He said: "If Boots don't change their approach they could force people to leave their homes."
Mr Gething said he was happy to contact Boots today.
Wales has more than 700 ventilators and just under 300 on order, he said.
Image source, Getty ImagesOsian Williams, a self-employed chimney sweep working in Pwllheli, Gwynedd, has called on the UK government to do more to help people in his situation.
"I think the government are being very generous to the employed, but they should also be generous with the self-employed too," he told BBC Radio Wales Breakfast.
"I’ve personally been off work now for two weeks, and my partner is having a baby in the next couple of weeks, so I’ve gone into isolation so I can be at the birth.
"Otherwise, financially, I would have to work. I would like the government to be fair with the self-employed, as fair as they are with the employed. It is difficult, no doubt about it.
"You sit there, day in, day out, and you know you’ve got bills coming in, and it’s constantly on your mind, not just worrying about the virus, but the cost and the financial worry of it too. You’re constantly worried about it and it puts more stress on families."
Image source, Osian WilliamsOsian Williams is in self-isolation waiting for his partner to give birth
Taking questions at his press conference, Health Minister Vaughan Gething said arrangements had been made for people who wanted to support health and social care by volunteering.
"Forms are available at local authorities for volunteers to fill in," he said.
He re-emphasises advice to over 70s to stay at home.
Updating the public on the latest on the coronavirus outbreak in Wales, Health Minister Vaughan Gething said: "We've revised our guidance on personal protection equipment.
"It is for the use of frontline [NHS] staff as they deal with suspected Covid-19 patients."
Mr Gething said he had authorised "a significant push" for more PPE, with a second distribution to GPs going ahead this week.
The minister said the situation would be monitored with more equipment supplied when required.
On claims that healthcare workers have been getting ill because of a lack of PPE, Mr Gething said: "No-one has come to me with a specific example."
Image source, Welsh GovernmentVaughan Gething is currently giving the Welsh Government's morning briefing on the crisis.
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In the latest example of people switching jobs during the coronavirus crisis, ground maintenance teams in Monmouthshire are being redeployed as refuse collectors, the council's chief executive says.
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Police in Wrexham are asking people to stay at home.
The team posted a photograph on Twitter showing them holding signs that read: "We come to work to keep you safe. Stay at home for us"
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Wales' health minister will give an update on the response to the outbreak in Wales at 09:30 GMT.
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Cars, motorcycles and vans are to be granted a six-month exemption, external from MOTs from 30 March, UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced.
Vehicles must be kept in a roadworthy condition and garages will remain open for essential repair work.
Drivers can be prosecuted if driving with unsafe vehicles, the Department for Transport said.
“Allowing this temporary exemption from vehicle testing will enable vital services such as deliveries to continue, frontline workers to get to work, and people get essential food and medicine," Mr Shapps said.
Age Cymru is offering a check-in-and-chat telephone service for the over 70s in Wales who live alone.
It said it hoped that the initiative will help provide some reassurances to older people, answer basic queries and link people to local services and support during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Walkers have been asked to "stay off the hills" by mountain rescue volunteers.
All Natural Resources Wales, Brecon Beacons National Park and National Trust car parks have been locked and visitors have been told to stay away.
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