Anti-racism protests in London and other cities have triggered fears across the UK as it risks causing an increase in coronavirus cases again, as per British health minister Matt Hancock said on Sunday.

Anti-racism protests undoubtedly increase risk of coronavirus spread: UK health minister

A priest in Mexico's best-known border city Tijuana is driven around town to bless parishioners who haven't been able to attend Mass for weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tijuana priest rides around city blessing people from the back of a pickup truck

A blinds company in Northern Ireland has switched its production focus to creating thousands of face shields for medical workers tackling the spread of coronavirus.

UK blind company switches production to make thousands of face shields

Meet Bob the deer. Months-old fawn has adopted an Italian family living in the rolling hills of Tuscany on the outskirts of Florence. Italy is under a strict lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, but the ban does not extend to animals and the young fawn appears to have adopted the family - especially its dog.

The deer that thinks it’s a dog: fawn adopts Italian family during covid lockdown

How coronavirus has taught us 'social distancing'

A quick look at major cancellations and changes in North American sport through Friday amid intensifying coronavirus concerns: American Football - Cancelled: NFL annual meeting March 29-April 1 in Palm Beach, Florida - Suspended: by multiple teams travel of scouts and coaches to assess players in the build-up to the April 23 NFL Draft Also read: Flame for 2020 Tokyo Olympics lit in Greece amid virus lockdown Athletics - Postponed: The 124th Boston Marathon, scheduled for April 20, postponed to September 14 Baseball - Postponed: Major League Baseball season starts, at least two weeks from scheduled March 26 - Cancelled: Major League Baseball Spring Training games; 2020 World Baseball Classic qualifier postponed Also read: England end Sri Lanka cricket tour amid coronavirus pandemic Basketball - Suspended: NBA regular season from March 12; NBA commissioner Adam Silver says hiatus "will be, most likely, at least 30 days" - Cancelled: NCAA "March Madness" national collegiate basketball tournament; move followed shut down of lead-in tournaments in Big Ten, Big East, Atlantic Coast, Southeastern and Pacific 12 conferences.

Coronavirus: cancellations and changes in US sport

The collapse of sports events worldwide over the rapidly spreading new coronavirus heaped pressure on the Tokyo Olympics on Friday as US President Donald Trump suggested delaying the Games by a year.

Worldwide sports collapse piles pressure on Olympics

A group of masked men raise their voices to make themselves understood as they play cards out on the street in San Fiorano, close to a chemist. Taking precautions against coronavirus has become second nature in this small town closed off to the outside world, but the men simply can't stay behind closed doors anymore.

Lockdown: Playing Superman and cards to while away time in quarantine

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was appointed Vice President Mike Pence to lead the US response to the novel coronavirus. "I'm going to be announcing exactly right now that I'm going to be putting our vice president Mike Pence in charge," Trump said.

Donald Trump appoints Vice-President Mike Pence man in charge of coronavirus response

President Donald Trump on Wednesday said it was not inevitable that the novel coronavirus would continue to spread in the United States, as he said he is considering travel restrictions on Italy and South Korea and appointed his vice president to lead the response.

US coronavirus spread 'not inevitable,' mulls new travel bans: Donald Trump

By Rowan Callick Brand “People’s Republic of China” is wobbling, as if the massive picture of Mao Zedong in Tiananmen Square was swaying with an earthquake tremor.

How vulnerable is Xi Jinping over coronavirus?

The coronavirus fear hits English Premier League as Manchester United's January signing Odion Ighalo has been training away from the club's facilities in a preventive measure from coronavirus.

Manchester United newbie trained away from club facilities citing coronavirus fears

By Ian M Mackay and Katherine Arden A recent announcement by a Chinese health official suggested the new coronavirus might spread more easily than we thought, via an “airborne route”.

There’s no evidence new coronavirus spreads through the air – but it’s still possible

The new coronavirus that has killed over 1,000 people in China and sickened more than 43,000 others globally has been named 'COVID-19', the World Health Organisation said on Tuesday

WHO renames Coronavirus as 'COVID-19'

Third death caused by coronavirus outside of China, an Iranian Women lost her life of suspected coronavirus infection. A spokesman for Iran’s Health Ministry, Kianush Jahanpour, denied the report and said, “There have been no cases of coronavirus in Iran.”

Iranian woman dies of suspected coronavirus infection

The total number of deaths on the mainland reached 1,016 in the 24 hours until midnight, the National Health Commission said on Tuesday.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Death toll rises to 1,016

The death toll in mainland China topped 1,016, according to Chinese state media. One death each has been reported Hong Kong and the Philippines. The number of infections in mainland China reached almost 42,300

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Coronavirus Outbreak: WION gets you the latest from inside China

The Wuhan coronavirus is almost as big as the Sars outbreak. The WHO is being accused of dragging its feet. China faces the charge of covering up the extend of the outbreak. On WION Edit, Palki S Upadhyay asks - Who's to blame for the Wuhan virus outbreak?

WION Edit: Who's to blame for coronavirus outbreak

WION is the only Indian news network that is bringing you updates about the deadly virus outbreak in China - straight from its origins. In this report, WION's Palki S Upadhyay with Patrick Fok and Grace Lee get you the latest updates.

Gravitas: China's deadly virus: WION gets you a ground report

Rumours about China's deadly virus are spreading fast. In this report, Palki S Upadhyay answers some frequently asked questions about the Wuhan coronavirus - separating the facts from fiction.

Gravitas: How to protect yourself from the Coronavirus

Australian scientists have claimed to have developed a lab grown version of the new deadly virus from a patient's sample. Dr. Mike Catton from The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity said the development will enable scientists to accurately investigate and diagnose the coronavirus.

Australian scientist claims lab version of virus

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