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Coronavirus in Hertfordshire recap: Kings Langley jeweller dies

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There are 339 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Hertfordshire, as of today (March 30) - 57 more than the number yesterday.
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Three Covid-19 patients at the West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust were confirmed dead yesterday, taking the total deaths to seven.
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Tory MP Damian Collins, former chairman of the Digital, Culture, Media And Sport (DCMS) Select Committee, has partnered with a team to find fake coronavirus news online and alerting social media platforms to remove it.
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In the daily briefing yesterday, it was repeated that the current measures in place would be reviewed every three weeks to see if any change is necessary.
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The Prime Minister repeats that things will get worse before things get better, and urges people to stay indoors.
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When asked yesterday about a June time frame for the end of a lockdown, Michael Gove said the length of the lockdown is not "absolutely fixed" and things could take longer than expected if people do not comply.
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