Coronavirus around the world: the new epicentre
South Asia is now at the epicentre of the Covid-19 pandemic. This is how you can help
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"The world has never needed us more."
By Zoe Abrams, executive director of Communications and Engagement
As leaders of the world's major democracies meet for the G7 summit in Cornwall, Zoe Abrams believes that the British government has a critical opportunity to prove Britain is a leading force for good in the world.
Coronavirus in India: the epicentre of the pandemic
More than 200,000 people have now died from Covid in India and the situation is worsening. Find out what's happening.
Covid-19 vaccine: separating information from misinformation
Being confident in your research on the Covid-19 vaccine
2020: a year like no other
An inside look at how the British Red Cross carried on through the pandemic
Helping in some of the world's biggest emergencies
What is happening in Yemen?
Amid the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world, the people of Yemen now face the threat of Covid-19
The coronavirus pandemic: our work so far
Our volunteers and staff are supporting the most vulnerable people in the UK and abroad
Conflict and coronavirus in Syria: what can be done?
Find out more about one of the world’s biggest humanitarian crises
Help if you're feeling lonely
Let's talk about loneliness: part one
Loren, our young volunteer, answers other young people's questions about loneliness.
Let's talk about loneliness: part two
Part two of Loren's answers to young people's questions around loneliness.
How to listen with kindness
Tips from our coronavirus support line staff and volunteers
The explosion in Beirut: one month on
By British Red Cross
The city is beginning to rebuild, but there will be a long road ahead
Voices from Beirut
“I really didn’t believe it could happen in Lebanon – or anywhere”
British Red Cross volunteer Tala, who is from Lebanon, talks about the moment she learned of the explosion in Beirut
Beirut explosion: "So many people are now without a home"
Red Cross staff member Siel on how the city has responded
Beirut explosion: “Trees in my street were ripped from the ground”
One Red Cross delegate on the aftermath of the explosion in Beirut
Coronavirus: everything we're doing to support our NHS
By British Red Cross
We have been supporting NHS healthcare workers wherever possible, while adapting many of our services. We're helping people in over 100 hospitals be discharged safely, and over 70,000 people have shared their kindness to become community reserve volunteers
Your kindness is powerful
Even if you can't be there right now, you have the power to help someone in need.
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