Furniture giant IKEA has given away space at one of its stores in Wembley, England to help fight the coronavirus pandemic. The space is also being used as a drive-through testing centre for frontline NHS staff, which opened on 30 March. A spokesperson said, “We are incredibly proud that we are able to support the government and the NHS in this small way, and are working with them to identify any additional sites that could also support the national effort.”

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