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Originally from Portugal, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that normalization of the world situation in connection with the coronavirus pandemic can be expected only in 2-3 years. He reserved, however, that this is the most optimistic scenario.more

The British authorities today announced the death of 100 more people infected with coronavirus during the last 24 hours. 890 new cases of infection were also diagnosed. The official balance of fatalities for the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK is currently 43,514.more

A nationwide clap to thank the NHS will take place next Sunday, which is hoped to become an annual tradition.more

Britain's official death toll from confirmed cases of COVID-19 rose by 186 to 43414, the Department of Health said on Friday.more

The COVID-19 pandemic is subsiding in Europe, but getting worse globally with the number of infections expected to reach 10 million next week and the number of deaths 500,000, the head of the World Health Organisation Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.more

Dominic Thiem has said he is “extremely sorry” for the way players conducted themselves at Novak Djokovic’s ill-fated Adria Tour exhibition event after which four players tested positive for coronavirus.more

More than 100,000 people in England have been asked to self-isolate by contact tracers in the past three weeks to contain coronavirus, data shows.more

The renewed increase in coronavirus infection in Europe is very worrying and it is threatening to overload hospitals again, "warned World Health Organization (WHO) Director Hans Kluge today at a press video conference in The Hague.more

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero will undergo knee surgery on Thursday, manager Pep Guardiola has said.more

Some out-of-state visitors coming to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival, according to a new travel advisory from those states’ governors.more

People in Scotland will be allowed to meet up with two other households indoors from 10 July and pubs and restaurants can re-open from 15 July. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon also said the five-mile travel limit will be lifted from 3 July, while beer gardens can re-open from 6 July.more

Health leaders are calling for an urgent review to determine whether the UK is properly prepared for the "real risk" of a second wave of coronavirus.more

"The virus has deceived us several times, all forecasts proved to be wrong," admitted the head of the department of anesthesiology and resuscitation of the hospital in Milan Roberto Fumagalli.more

The NHS Test & Trace system is already operating throughout the UK. Anyone who has symptoms of coronavirus infection can test for free and see if it's infected.more

Djokovic has now announced he and his wife Jelena have caught coronavirus having been tested upon their return to Serbia.more

The coronavirus still has the same strength, but there is less of it and reaches people in smaller doses - admitted doctor Joanna Heyman-Salvade from Milan. She referred to the phenomenon of the growing number of "slightly positive" people in Italy.more

Facemask vending machines have cropped up at travel hotspots across London as the capital emerges from the coronavirus lockdown.more

he 2.2 million people who have been self-isolating in England during the pandemic will no longer need to shield from 1 August. From 6 July, they will be able to meet up outdoors, in a group, with up to five others and form 'support bubbles' with other households.more

Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the world is entering a ''new and dangerous phase'. The global coronavirus pandemic is accelerating, with Thursday's 150,000 new cases the highest in a single day, World Health Organization (WHO) director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.more

Adam Małysz today announced that he is infected with coronavirus. "Fortunately, the disease is asymptomatic for now," one of the best ski jumpers in history wrote in social media.more

The UK’s official coronavirus death toll has risen by 15 in 24 hours to 42,647, Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) figures show. This represents the lowest number of new fatalities announced since 15 March, more than a week before full lockdown was announced. However far fewer fatalities are typically announced on Sunday and Monday due to a lag in reporting at weekends.more

The plague of rats has grown into the biggest concern for Parisians, before security issues and the fight against air pollution - according to a survey discussed today by "Le Figaro". It is estimated that there are twice as many rats as humans in the French capital.more

In Bulgaria, the obligation to wear masks in confined spaces is returning since Tuesday, and compliance checks will be stricter - the health ministry said on Monday. At the same time, a large number of tourist reservations were canceled.more

The World Health Organization has reported its highest single-day rise in new cases, as global testing efforts are ramped up.more

In Lombardy, northern Italy, there is an increase in cases of only mild coronavirus infection, the daily Corriere della Sera reported yesterday. The newspaper emphasizes that this form of infection was very rare at the beginning of the epidemic.more