Twickenham, London, UK. 23rd Apr, 2020. A family strikes pans – and claps – to say 'thank you' to NHS workers, Carers and Key Workers for working through the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. 'Clapping For Carers' at 8pm has become a weekly show of solidarity with Key Workers in the UK. Credit: David Gee/Alamy Live News

Twickenham, London, UK. 23rd Apr, 2020. A family strikes pans – and claps – to say 'thank you' to NHS workers, Carers and Key Workers for working through the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. 'Clapping For Carers' at 8pm has become a weekly show of solidarity with Key Workers in the UK. Credit: David Gee/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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