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• March 25 - Deaths rise to 434 and Prince Charles was diagnosed with the virus
• March 24 - Confirmed cases in the UK rise to 6,730 and deaths to 338 as country enters lockdown
• March 23 - Death toll rises to 335 with 5,837 confirmed cases
• March 22 - Deaths rise to 289 as UK's youngest victim aged 18 dies
• March 21 - Deaths rise to 178 as confirmed cases soars to 4,151
• March 20 - Total coronavirus cases reach 3,269 and deaths jump to 177.
• March 19 - Deaths in the UK jump to 144 and total cases are 2,692
• March 18 - Coronavirus cases soar to 2,626 in the biggest jump yet and death toll reaches 104
• March 17 - Cases in the UK climb to 1,950 and deaths reach 71 as 45-year-old becomes the youngest victim
• March 16 - UK cases go up by 171 in 24 hours to 1,543 and total deaths hit 55
• March 15 - UK Covid-19 fatalities rise to 35, while a total of 1,391 people have tested positive
• March 14 - The death toll in the UK climbs from 11 to 21 with 1,140 infected
• March 13 - Wales confirms 13 cases in 24 hours, bringing the infected total to 798
• March 12 - UK total infected cases passes 500, and the death toll reaches 10
• March 11 - The UK death toll reaches 8. The number of UK cases also rises to a total of 460 - the biggest leap yet.
• March 10 - Sixth UK coronavirus death in the UK is confirmed as a man in his early 80s. He died at Watford general hospital after the total number of cases reached 373. MP Nadine Dorries tests positive to the virus.
• March 9 - Coronavirus cases in the UK reach 319. All final Six Nations games "axed until October".
• March 8 - The number of UK cases jumps to 278, the highest confirmed cases in a single day in Britain, and a man in his 60s is the third patient to have died from the virus.
• March 7 - The total number of cases in the UK reaches 206, with five more people testing positive for the deadly bug in Scotland.
• March 6 - The Department of Health confirmed the deadly bug is spreading at its fastest rate yet as the total people tested positive reach 164
• March 5 - Three tested positive in Scotland. Total cases climbs to 116. It's the biggest 24-hour jump in the UK. First Brit dies of the virus in Berkshire.
• March 4 - The number of cases in the UK jumps to 85 as 29 people who had recently travelled to affected areas were diagnosed.
• March 3 -The number of coronavirus patients in the UK rises to 51. Speaking in the Commons, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said 11 new cases had been confirmed in the last 24 hours.
• March 2 - 17 more people in the UK have tested positive for coronavirus taking the total number of UK cases to 40. Three of the new cases were linked to the man from Surrey who was the first to be infected within the UK. Eight of the 13 people had visited affected areas including Italy and Iran
• February 28 - Wales confirms its first case and two other English people test positive bringing the total to 19 before the first British person to die of coronavirus is reported in Japan as a passenger on the Diamond Princess Cruise
• February 27 - one person diagnosed with coronavirus in Northern Ireland
• February 23 - Department of Health and Social Care confirm four new cases
• February 12 - woman becomes first coronavirus case confirmed in London bringing the total to nine
• February 10 - four more - three men and a woman - test positive for the killer bug. Two are confirmed as GPs. All were known contacts of Brit businessman Steve Walsh
• February 9 - the fourth person in the UK tests positive and is treated at The Royal Free Hospital, London. The person had come into contact with a known carrier of the illness, Steve Walsh, in France
• February 6 - A Brit businessman diagnosed in Brighton was infected in Singapore and unknowingly became a super-spreader, passing the virus on in France and UK. He was later identified as Steve Walsh