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1,417 people infected with coronavirus have died in France within the last 24 hours, said Health Director General Jerome Salomon. 597 died in hospitals and 820 in nursing homes. The total number of fatalities is 10 328.more

London Ambulance Service has drafted in paramedics from other parts of the country after reporting the busiest day on record to its 999 call centre.more

The closer to Easter, the more often the inhabitants of Spain break the country's quarantine introduced in connection with the coronavirus epidemic. Only in the first six days of April, services issued 107 thousand. seats and detained almost 1,000 people.more

Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain, Gove was asked who makes the decisions over lifting lockdown restrictions, or will it be delayed whilst Johnson is in hospital. Gove said, "No it won't be delayed.more

A campaign has been launched to get the nation to 'Clap for Boris' in the same way that NHS workers are applauded each Thursday.more

Some 854 people have died in hospital from coronavirus in the last 24 hours, marking the deadliest day yet in the UK.more

According to DailyMail UK, the Cebrian Gervas family from Valladolid in north-west Spain have all been forced to go under strict isolation in their home after every single one of them was diagnosed with the virus.more

The UK's prime minister is receiving "standard oxygen treatment" but has "not required mechanical ventilation", the BBC's Vicki Young said after a Downing Street briefing.more

Coronavirus stays in the air "even for minutes," according to research from four Finnish research centers, which in their work used a supercomputer and the typical situation in a grocery store.more

The British company Reckitt Benckiser, the owner of such brands as Nurofen, Vanish, Durex and Air Wick, informed the media about providing free assistance to hospitals in Poland. Branches on the Vistula received from the giant 30 thousand. protective masks.more

For possible ghost games in the Bundesliga, the German Football League only wants according to a "picture" report 239 Let people into the stadium.more

A spokesman for the World Health Organization (WHO) warned the governments of countries against loosening the means of fighting the new coronavirus epidemic too quickly. However, he emphasized that WHO has no universal recommendations for lifting restrictions.more

'When I opened the box it felt like a weight had been lifted' - people with serious health conditions get vital supplies, as our campaign swings into action.more

Up to 30 percent the percentage of citizens supporting the European Union has fallen in Italy - this is the result of the survey today in the Italian "Il Giornale". The newspaper notes that 70 percent Italians believe that Germany does not support their country during the pandemic.more

Liverpool have officially announced their intention to pay staff members in full after originally making the decision to use the UK government's furlough scheme to ease the financial stress caused by the coronavirus outbreak.more

New York Institute of Technology researchers say there is a link between the spread of corononavirus and whether compulsory TB vaccination is being carried out in a given country. They did not perform any tests, but their analyzes show that the slower spread of the virus is influenced by the BCG vaccine - informs, among others Money.pl portalmore

The Times reported sources inside the hospital suggesting that the prime minister "needed four litres of oxygen in intensive care" but had not yet been intubated - the process by which a tube is inserted into the windpipe prior to ventilation. The paper reports that "the normal threshold for intensive care is 15 litres, suggesting that he was in better health than such patients generallmore

Messages wishing Boris Johnson a speedy recovery after he was admitted to intensive care have been pouring in, with politicians across the world sending best wishes to the prime minister, his family and the British people.more

Yesterday evening, the head of the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dominic Raab took over the duties of Prime Minister "where necessary" from Boris Johnson, who due to the deteriorating health after coronavirus infection, went to the intensive care unit.more

French Economy and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned on Monday that the country will experience the worst recession since 1945, as a consequence of the impact of Covid-19. more

Formula 1 bosses ended their crisis meeting on Monday with an agreement to look further into the issues around lowering a budget cap.more

The department of Health has announced a further 16 people have died from Covid-19 in Ireland and 370 more cases have been confirmed this evening. more

Boris Johnson has spent the night in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened and he suffered breathing difficulties.more

The manuscript, imagining a global pandemic sending London into lockdown, had languished in the author's bottom draw for 15 years. Now thriller writer Peter May is claiming to be the first novelist to publish a fictional response to the coronavirus crisis.more

England football manager Gareth Southgate has agreed to a 30% pay cut as players fail to reach an agreement on doing the same.more