Topics: Coronavirus, Brexit, UK
Fox News ~ Published at 09:53
Dr. Mehmet Oz warned Monday that the reopening of the U.S. economy would need to be a gradual process in the absence of widespread testing and a vaccine for the novel coronavirus.
The Irish Times ~ Published at 09:36
Higher figures from national statistics body include deaths in community outside hospitals
Google News (India) ~ Published at 09:31
India News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday addressed the nation on the last day of coronavirus lockdown. In his address, the Prime Minister said that the
Google News (UK) ~ Published at 09:31
Coronavirus lockdown in the UK could last at least another month, as Dominic Raab said the country has not passed the peak.
The Wall Street Journal ~ Published at 09:30
Attendance typically drives state and local funding, and some states have suspended attendance requirements during the shutdown
The Wall Street Journal ~ Published at 09:30
Mariana Paz relies on visual cues instead of touch to gauge client progress. Revenue sharply down, but rebound expected: ‘Going to have to put a lot of people back together’
CBS News ~ Published at 09:23
President insists he alone will decide when it's safe to open the country back up, but health experts and constitutional scholars say he's overstepping and the disease will dictate.
ABC News (AU) ~ Published at 09:22
The battle against coronavirus is going hi-tech, with Australians to be asked to download a phone app that will monitor their movements — but only with their express permission.
Reuters ~ Published at 09:21
The death toll from COVID-19 in British hospitals rose to 11,329 on Monday and the government, which is having to operate without its convalescing leader Boris Johnson, signalled that there would be no easing of lockdown measures this week.
Reuters ~ Published at 09:21
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will follow medical advice on when he should return to work, his spokesman said on Monday, declining to speculate on how long his full recovery from the coronavirus might take.
Google News (UK) ~ Published at 09:20
Hundreds are dying in care homes amid the highest deaths in any week since records began in 2005. But the government faces criticism over the official figure of 217 care home deaths - as the real total will be even higher
The Next Web ~ Published at 09:20
Rapid testing of patients is of great importance during a pandemic. But at a time when there aren’t enough COVID-19 tests or testing has been slow, is there a way to enhance the process? ...
The Huffington Post ~ Published at 09:17
The House speaker called on scientists to "speak up" against the president's falsehoods in an interview with "The Late Late Show" host James Corden.
News.com.au ~ Published at 09:12
Prime Minister warns Australians not to underestimate coronavirus
Al Jazeera English ~ Published at 09:08
Governors fight back after US president insists he 'calls the shots' in deciding measures against coronavirus outbreak.
Reuters ~ Published at 08:59
China has approved early-stage human tests of two experimental vaccines to combat the new coronavirus as the country where the virus was first detected battles to contain imported cases, especially from Russia.
The Times of India ~ Published at 08:53
For the last three weeks, India has been under a total lockdown and people have been indoors. During this time, there has been a lot of questions amongst people who are anxious about going back to their normal lives and want to know almost everything about th…
Reuters ~ Published at 08:53
The municipal government of Beijing said on Tuesday it had tested 1,056 people arriving from Wuhan since the lockdown ended on April 8, and all had tested negative for coronavirus.
Google News (UK) ~ Published at 08:49
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The Wall Street Journal ~ Published at 08:44
As some countries explore how to relax pandemic-fighting restrictions, others extend them for fear of a resurgence
NBC News ~ Published at 08:38
The coronavirus outbreak has closed family courts, shuttered neutral meeting places where child exchanges typically happen and raised the health risks of shuttling children from one home to the other.
The Huffington Post ~ Published at 08:33
“I want to know how you’re going to stop my loved ones from dying. I don’t need a campaign video, Mr. President," said the CNN host.
News.com.au ~ Published at 08:33
‘We’ve had what looks like pubic hairs in our food’: Melbourne couple slams quarantine hotel
Google News (India) ~ Published at 08:32
"Cry, my beloved country," veteran Congress leader P Chidambaram tweeted minutes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi Announced the extension of the current lockdown to May 3 in the battle to fight coronavirus.
RTE ~ Published at 08:31
Britain's media regulator Ofcom is assessing a programme on ITV after presenter Eamonn Holmes questioned why the mainstream media had slapped down a conspiracy theory linking the spread of the coronavirus to 5G masts.
NBC News ~ Published at 08:30
African countries previously hit by deadly Ebola outbreaks are using the lessons they learned to fight the coronavirus pandemic, experts say.
Reuters ~ Published at 08:27
World stocks gained on Tuesday after Chinese trade data came in better than expected and some countries tried to restart their economy by partly lifting restrictions aimed at containing the coronavirus outbreak.
Google News (India) ~ Published at 08:14
Tamil Nadu is the worst affected among southern states of India, and is the third-most affected state due to coronavirus, after Maharashtra and Delhi.
BBC Sport ~ Published at 08:08
Tuesday's latest news on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting sport.
ABC News (AU) ~ Published at 08:07
A group of Australian soldiers are caught congregating at a house party in Townsville, north Queensland, in breach of coronavirus regulations.