Many NHS staff and care workers have to stay in contact with isolated vulnerable people through WhatsApp and other similar apps which uses up their existing data allowance. They often they have to use the WiFi of hospitals and other medical departments which is puts a strain on the existing I.T resources which are already over capacity because of the current Covid-19 situation. Providing NHS staff and support workers with unlimited data will free up hospital and GP practice WiFi for more critical needs.

For the Country to recognise and show our appreciation to all NHS and Social Care Workers on the frontline for the sacrifice.

My father purchased a new passport for £200 only a month ago before sadly dying from pancreatic cancer. My mother contacted the passport office to cancel the passport and was told there would be no refund on the £200 paid only a month before. This is an absolute disgrace !!!

Nurses are risking their lives to save the lives of their community. These are unprecedented times and they should be valued. This would be a small token of appreciation from Boris Johnson for the care he received.

The NHS has been run down owing to austerity, it has gone on long enough. It cannot cope, and nothing short of paying for it is needed.

A 99-year-old war veteran who has raised more than £12m for the NHS by walking around his garden has now completed his challenge. Captain Tom Moore, who turns 100 at the end of the month, smashed his original target to raise £1,000 for the NHS fighting COVID-19, by walking 100 lengths of his Bedfordshire garden.

To prevent accidental overdose, and generally make life easier for those needing medication it seems logical that the critical information of how many to take, and how often, etc should be as clear as possible. Many people live alone and many have imperfect sight. Often the illness might make people less able than normal to cope with tiny text without searching for a magnifying glass. Clear concise and easy to read instructions might help maintain the independence of those forced to live alone.

Public thanks is not enough. We clap. We cheer. You make grand speeches. Find the money NOW.

VAT unnecessarily increases the cost of the critical equipment and supplies needed to care for those affected by the COVID-19

Global cooperation is essential to tackling the COVID-19 pandemic. Now is not the time to cut funding to the WHO.

To remind us of how lucky we are and our gratitude to them. They are turning up everyday in the face of danger to themselves.

Matthew Hancock has not helped to protect the NHS as he is there to do. He has accused the NHS staff of overusing PPE which is atrocious and is now refusing to apologise for this blunder! The NHS staff as well as many other frontline services are not over using PPE, they are not being provided with enough PPE for the demand and even at best it is likely ineffective PPE putting those that are needed most at risk! Our Prime Minister has just got out of hospital and is very thankful to the staff for helping him. He can prove his gratefulness by looking at what the Secretary of State for Health and Social care is saying to those in health and social care regarding PPE and do something about it. We need these people more than ever and they are all being put at risk because of him! Let's do something about this now!