For the third day in a row, South Korea has reported around 50 or fewer new infections of Covid-19. The country is
Bruce Harrison has the latest from Seoul.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2020
President Trump Threatens to withdraw WHO funding
President Trump has threatened to withhold funding from the World Health Organisation claiming it is biased towards China.
Our Washington Correspondent Jagruti Dave has more...
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Tuesday, April 7, 2020
New York sees highest single-day rise in Covid-19 deaths
New York has suffered its highest one day total of Covid-19 fatalities.
731 deaths were reported over a 24 hour period but officials say the
rate of hospitalizations may be slowing.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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731 deaths were reported over a 24 hour period but officials say the
rate of hospitalizations may be slowing.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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UK PRIME MINISTER BORIS JOHNSON IN "STABLE CONDITION"
Boris Johnson remains in a stable condition in intensive care.
His deputy, Dominic Raab, said he was confident the UK Prime Minister, who is suffering from covid-19, would pull through because he is a "fighter."
Holly Hudson has more.
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White House Press Secretary Grisham leaves role
The White House says press secretary Stephanie Grisham is leaving,
after less than a year in the role.
She failed to hold a press briefing during that time.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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after less than a year in the role.
She failed to hold a press briefing during that time.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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Boris Johnson "stable" in intensive care
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in intensive care in London battling coronavirus.
But his condition is described as stable and he has not yet required the use of a ventilator.
The Queen has sent get-well messages to Mr. Johnson and his family.
Reporter Matthew Thompson is outside St. Thomas' hospital in London.
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African Americans disproportionately affected by COVID-19
Early figures on the impact of COVID-19 in the United States suggests
African Americans are contracting the virus at a higher rate than
white Americans.
Health experts say the pandemic is amplifying underlying social inequalities.
Sarah Walton reports from New York.
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African Americans are contracting the virus at a higher rate than
white Americans.
Health experts say the pandemic is amplifying underlying social inequalities.
Sarah Walton reports from New York.
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Russia's businesses ask for help
Russia's small businesses are asking for government support to help them survive a coronavirus lockdown. Non-essential workplaces are closed until the end of the month, but President Vladimir Putin has said workers should still be paid their full wages. Moscow Correspondent Lucy Taylor reports.
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Rwanda Honors Those Killed in Genocide 25 Years Ago
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Rwandans have begun a weeklong celebration to honor those killed during the 1994 gencocide against the Tutsi minority.
About a million Rwandans, most of them from the country's Tutsi minority tribe and moderate Hutus were killed during the 1994 genocide.
The killings started after former President Juvenal Habyarimana and his counterpart Cyprien Ntaryamira of Burundi, both Hutus were killed when their plane was shot down.
Isabel Nakirya reports
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S. Korea marks second day of fewer than 50 new Covid-19 infections
For the second day in a row, South Korea has reported fewer than 50 new infections of Covid-19. At one point, the country was recording more than 900 cases a day and had the second largest outbreak worldwide.
Bruce Harrison has the latest from Seoul.
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Increase in demand for Hydroxychloroquine, India will export after meeting domestic requirements
Donald Trump warned of "retaliation" if India doesn't export Hydroxychloroquine to the US.
The drug - also known as HCQ, is a well-known anti-malaria medication being tested as a potential treatment for coronavirus, although its effectiveness is unproven.
Sreoshi Mukherjee reports.
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The drug - also known as HCQ, is a well-known anti-malaria medication being tested as a potential treatment for coronavirus, although its effectiveness is unproven.
Sreoshi Mukherjee reports.
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Hopes for Spain as death toll falls for fourth consecutive day
There are hopes the worst may be over in Spain, where the rate of new infection is said to be falling in every region of the country and the death toll has fallen for the fourth consecutive day.
In Italy and France, there was in increase in the death rate- but signs that the rate of new infection is slowing.
Lockdowns have been extended until past the Easter weekend, and are predicted to stay in place for several weeks.
Lucy Hough has more from Brussels:
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UK PM REMAINS IN INTENSIVE CARE
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in an intensive care unit in London fighting coronavirus.
He spent the night there after being moved into intensive care on Monday after his condition worsened.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will deputise for him 'where necessary' while he's treated.
Will Walden worked for Boris Johnson's staff when he was Mayor of London and says the Prime Minister had been trying to continue working while unwell.
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EU leaders react to Boris Johnson's ICU admission
EU leaders have expressed their support for the UK Prime Minister following his admission to intensive care.
EU Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen tweeted: "my thoughts are with the Prime Minister at this difficult time. I wish him a full and speedy recovery."
Lucy Hough in Brussels has a round-up of the reaction from Europe:
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UK PRIME MINISTER, BORIS JOHNSON, SPENDS NIGHT IN INTENSIVE CARE
UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, has spent the night in intensive care.
He was admitted to hospital on Sunday after his coronavirus symptoms failed to clear.
But on Monday his health rapidly deteriorated, and he was moved to an intensive care ward as a precaution.
Stuart Smith has more from London.
He was admitted to hospital on Sunday after his coronavirus symptoms failed to clear.
But on Monday his health rapidly deteriorated, and he was moved to an intensive care ward as a precaution.
Stuart Smith has more from London.
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President Trump offers medical assistance to British PM
President Trump has said he's asked two drug companies to offer medical assistance to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Mr Johnson tested positive for covid-19 last month and was sent to intensive care after his condition worsened over the course of Monday afternoon.
Our US correspondent Jagruti Dave has more:
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Mr Johnson tested positive for covid-19 last month and was sent to intensive care after his condition worsened over the course of Monday afternoon.
Our US correspondent Jagruti Dave has more:
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AUSTRALIA: Pell released as Australia's High Court quashes conviction
Australia's most senior Catholic, Cardinal George Pell will be released after the High Court of Australia sitting in Brisbane upheld his appeal and quashed his conviction.
Arthur Stevens has more
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Arthur Stevens has more
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Monday, April 6, 2020
Acting US Secretary of Navy Slams Former Captain of USS Theodore Roosevelt
The Acting US Secretary of the Navy is defending his criticism of the former captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, an aircraft carrier that's seen an outbreak of COVID-19. Captain Brett Crozier was fired after a he wrote a letter to top U.S. Navy commanders
warning about the threat COVID-19 posed to the sailors on the aircraft carrier.
Rachel Silverman has details.
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UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, moved to Intensive Care Unit
UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, has been moved to an intensive care unit at St Thomas's hospital in London.
He was admitted to hospital for checks on Sunday as a precaution, after his symptoms failed to clear-up.
But over the course of this afternoon his symptoms have worsened.
Stuart Smith has more.
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US coronavirus death toll exceeds 10,000
The coronavirus death toll in the United States has risen above ten thousand amid some preliminary signs that the crisis in New York may have reached its peak.
President Trump declared there is "light at the end of the tunnel", but Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York says it's much too early to reach that conclusion.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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