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Brits are being warned "not to overdo it" when pubs and restaurants reopen in England on what has been daubed "Super Saturday".more

Boris Johnson's father has been criticised for travelling to Greece during the coronavirus lockdown. Stanley Johnson shared a number of pictures on his Instagram account on Wednesday, showing him arriving in Athens and at an airport in a mask.more

The DHSC confirmed that another 576 people had tested positive for the virus, taking the total number of cases in the country to date to 283,757.more

Medical experts from around the world have criticized the agreement between the US government and the Gilead group under which almost all production of the remdesivir drug used to treat Covid-19 from the next two months is to be reserved for patients in America.more

Great Britain has clearly recognized the opposition leader in Venezuela, Juan Guaido, as the president of the country - ruled an English court on the question whether Guaido or Nicolas Maduro should control the gold held in London worth a billion dollars.more

Just 17 percent Spaniards believe government figures on the number of people dead on Covid-19, according to a DYM study. More than two-thirds of respondents do not believe government statistics.more

London is at risk of a “deadly second wave” of coronavirus and needs more powers to ensure a local lockdown can be imposed if necessary, Sadiq Khan has warned.more

The government has published its safety plans for the return to school in September - built on the principle of keeping classes or whole year groups apart in separate "bubbles".more

The British government will effectively ditch its air bridge plans and simply end the coronavirus quarantine rules for those arriving from 75 countries so that people can go on holiday, The Daily Telegraph reported.more

The UK's most iconic luxury department store is axing nearly 700 jobs to cut down on costs after being hit hard by the pandemic. more

NBA commissioner Adam Silver conceded the league's planned restart could be scrapped due to coronavirus cases.more

New U.S. COVID-19 cases rose over 50,000 on Wednesday, according to a Reuters tally, marking the biggest one-day spike since the start of the pandemic.more

The Spanish government published today in the journal of laws BOE, new rules for receiving foreign tourists. They are required to complete an electronic form before embarking on a trip to that country.more

Further local lockdowns are "just days away" following the drawing up of a list of 36 "at-risk" areas, Sky News understands.more

The United Kingdom’s death toll from confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus rose 176 on Wednesday to 43,906 from 43,730 the day before, government figures showed.more

37 percent of Poles would use the COVID-19 vaccine if it was available; 28 percent declares that it is not; 34% have no opinion - according to the latest study.more

The Canadian government has extended the ban on foreigners entering its territory until the end of July. Canada introduced this ban in mid-March in response to the spread of coronavirus.more

The rapid roll-out of more online shopping capacity has helped Sainsbury's to report soaring sales over the lockdown period.more

Dr. Anthony Fauci, one of the nation's top infectious diseases experts, told a Senate panel Tuesday that he "would not be surprised" to see the number of daily new coronavirus cases balloon to 100,000 per day if the country does not take action to stop the spread of new infections.more

It was enough for two weeks of lockdown in March for the earnings of foreigners obtained in Poland to drop by as much as 10% over the entire first quarter - the Polish daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

On 1 July 2020, Germany will take over the presidency of the Council of the European Union. During a six-month period, Germany will lead the work of the Council during the recovery from the corona virus crisis, building co-operation and agreement between member states.more

The UK economy shrank more than first thought between January and March, contracting 2.2% in the joint largest fall since 1979, official figures show.more

Lenin Gutierrez, working as a Starbucks barista in San Diego, gathered praise and a whopping USD 100,000 in tips when the woman, Amber Lynn Gilles posted about him on Facebook with an aim to criticise him for not serving coffee because she was not wearing a mask.more

The pandemic painfully hit the Polish wedding industry, which in 2020 may shrink by as much as half.more

Boris Johnson has said now is the time to be "ambitious" about the UK's future, as he set out a post-coronavirus recovery plan.more