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Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley has apologised for 'ill-judged and poorly timed' emails to the Government and poor communication with employees and the public in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.more

The number of coronavirus infections in Europe is still not falling, the pace of the epidemic is still high. According to the latest WHO data, more infections will be recorded in Italy on Friday than in China. The United States is strengthening first in the world.more

Britain's Queen Elizabeth last saw Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has tested positive for coronavirus, on March 11 and she remains in good health, Buckingham Palace said on Friday.more

The Santiago Bernabéu will be turned into a storage and distribution centre for medical materials donated to the health authorities as the coronavirus crisis continues in Spain.more

70% population in Germany will become infected, and for more than 80 percent of patients will lack places in intensive care units - predicts the "worst-case scenario" of the coronavirus epidemic in a report prepared by experts commissioned by the German Ministry of the Interior.more

Mr Hancock said in a video message that he would be self-isolating until next Thursday. "Fortunately for me the symptoms so far have been very mild so I've been able to carry on with the work driving forward the UK response" - he said.more

Transport companies are getting into debt, the industry is starting to lose liquidity - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports today. more

Barcelona will reduce player and staff wages in a bid to "minimise the economic impact" caused by coronavirus. Spanish football was suspended for an indefinite period earlier this month, with a resumption only taking place once the government and health bodies are satisfied there is no longer a risk to public health.more

A supermarket has complained of being forced to throw away nearly £30,000 of food after a woman purposefully coughed on their produce, in what it dubbed a "twisted" coronavirus prank.more

Around 60 workers have refused to start their shifts at a food factory in Northern Ireland over fears for their safety amid the coronavirus outbreak.more

In Poland the law must serve people; procedural deadlines in the courts will be suspended - assured the deputy minister of justice Michał Wójcik today.more

Hopes that Italy's coronavirus epidemic might be in retreat suffered a setback on Thursday when data showed that both the number of new cases and deaths had ticked higher, underscoring how hard it is to halt the disease.more

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus and is experiencing mild symptoms, says No 10.more

Tesco is limiting online orders to 80 items per customer as panic buying continues to grip the nation.more

"It's apocalyptic," a doctor at Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens told the New York Times after the facility recorded 13 coronavirus-related deaths Tuesday. By Thursday, the city had reported more than 37,258 confirmed COVID cases and 385 deaths.more

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Poland has increased by 23 to reach 1,244, the Ministry of Health said on Friday morning.more

Spanish sports stars Rafael Nadal and Pau Gasol have launched a fund-raising drive explaining they wanted to give something back to the coronavirus hit nation that nurtured them to greatness.more

People around the UK have taken part in a "Clap for Carers" tribute, saluting NHS and care workers dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.more

The Irish economy will fall into recession this year, shrinking by as much as 7.1 per cent as a result of the coronavirus crisis, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has predicted.more

Self-employed workers can apply for a grant worth 80% of their average monthly profits to help them cope with the financial impact of coronavirus, the chancellor has announced.more

The European Commission wants to get data from mobile phones of EU citizens about their movement, to create patterns of coronavirus spread and to assess how national anti-epidemic measures work.more

Anyone continuing to break coronavirus lockdown rules will be breaking the law and faces arrest. People ignoring tougher restrictions on movement could be hit with a £60 fine initially and another for £120 for a second offence.more

The number of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus has jumped by more than 100 in a day for the first time. The death toll has risen from 475 to 578, health officials have confirmed.more

Only 140 Portuguese citizens decided to leave Poland in connection with the coronavirus pandemic. Yesterday they returned from Warsaw to Lisbon on a special plane chartered by the Portuguese government - the daily Observador reported. more

PSG are doing their bit to ease the strain on Parisian medical staff by releasing a limited-edition shirt that will be sold to raise money for local hospitals.more