Around the World

The number of people to have died after testing positive for the coronavirus has risen by 838 in Spain and 756 in Italy.

Videos have emerged of desperate people in Italy begging for help because they have run out of money and food.

Thirty-six critically-ill coronavirus patients have been transferred across France in two high-speed trains.

The phone doesn't stop ringing at the Gerard J Nuefeld funeral home in New York City.

Thousands of migrant workers in India descended on state borders and bus stations as they tried to get back to their rural eastern villages during the country's three-week coronavirus lockdown.

Few measures have been enforced to curb coronavirus in Belarus - instead, people are being urged to drink vodka and go to saunas.

People in the UK have been told to remain in the house for all but essential travel and once-daily exercise in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus - but countries around the world seem to have different interpretations of lockdown.

Frontline hospital staff have received support from their paramedic colleagues who sang "You'll Never Walk Alone" from the other side of a door.

China is building a fortress against coronavirus.

US President Donald Trump appears to have changed his mind about the possibility of imposing a quarantine on New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.