Coronavirus: Arts lifeline, cancer deaths warning and lockdown easing - BBC News
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday morning.
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday morning. We'll have another update for you at 18:00 BST.

Museums, music venues, galleries and theatres are to receive £1.57bn in government funding to help them deal with the effects of the pandemic. Many venues have been laying off staff, with some warning they could be bankrupt within weeks. Independent cinemas and heritage sites will also be eligible for grants and loans. The announcement has been welcomed, but the BBC's arts editor says it's not yet clear how the money will be split between competing art forms or regions.

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Delays to diagnosis and treatment due to coronavirus could cause between 7,000 and 35,000 additional cancer deaths in the UK within a year. That's the scenario suggested by research from eight hospital trusts and shared exclusively with BBC Panorama. Watch Britain's Cancer Crisis on Monday 6 July at 7:30pm on BBC One, or afterwards on BBC iPlayer. You can also find extra content on the You, Me & the Big C podcast.

Tenby is among the places expecting an influx of visitors as restrictions end

Nicola Sturgeon visited an outdoor cafe ahead of the nationwide easing

Before the coronavirus lockdown a lot of us didn't really know what our partner did at work all day, but now our eyes have been opened - as many couples now work from home together, albeit in totally different jobs. Samar Small, a manager at Royal Mail, says her husband previously saw her only in "mum-mode". "I'm probably a bit brainier than he thought I was - dare I say it!" she told our business reporter Lucy Hooker.

Samar Small says her job isn't what her family expected

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Plus, from air pollution and A&E to cream teas and gardening gear, we highlight eight ways lockdown has changed life in the UK.

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