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China has confirmed 1,372 people have been infected with coronavirus and 41 people have died.

China's Wuhan city, the centre of the outbreak of the new coronavirus, will build a second dedicated hospital to treat patients.

A murder inquiry has been launched after a footballer who was found unconscious with a suspected fractured skull later died in hospital.

Police are "extremely concerned" for the mother of a newborn baby found dead in a street in Portsmouth.

A member of the Grenfell Tower inquiry panel has resigned over links to the firm that supplied the building's cladding.

Madonna has pulled out of the first London show of her Madame X tour, sparking calls for the pop star to cancel the entire run.

Sir David Attenborough has warned politicians may not be making enough long-term plans to tackle climate change.

Natwest has apologised after customers said money was "disappearing" when they made transfers using the bank's mobile app.

Another bullying complaint has been lodged against ex-Commons Speaker John Bercow, accusing him of "intolerable rudeness and explosive behaviour".

An Oxford professor has been given security guards to protect her following alleged threats from transgender activists, saying: "I did not want to wait to get hit in the face."