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Dr Rick Bright says he was removed as head of office working on a Covid-19 vaccine for refusing to boost hydroxychloroquine

April 9, 2020June 4, 2020 Corona Virus Health US NEWS World

WHO warned of transmission risk in January, despite Trump claims

Notes to global health leaders on 10 and 11 January highlighted possible infection routes

April 9, 2020June 5, 2020 Corona Virus Health US NEWS World

Coronavirus live news: global deaths near 90,000 as US says isolation measures are working

Boris Johnson still in intensive care; US protective equipment stockpile nearly empty; virus could push 500m people into poverty. Follow the latest updates.

April 8, 2020June 5, 2020 Corona Virus Health US NEWS

Coronavirus US live: US sees largest single-day Covid-19 death toll reported by any country

US sees highest one-day death toll from coronavirus
US scammers seek to capitalize on fears
Black Americans dying in greater numbers from Covid-19
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March 18, 2020June 3, 2020 US NEWS World

Biden sweeps to victory in coronavirus affected primaries – live updates

Biden wins well in Florida, Illinois and Arizona, as administration’s focus continues on battling coronavirus emergency

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Biden sweeps key primaries moving closer to nomination
US death toll from coronavirus exceeds 100
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March 18, 2020June 6, 2020 US NEWS World

Sanders pressured to exit in push for unity against twin threats: virus and Trump

Joe Biden’s latest string of victories prompts renewed calls for senator to call it quits for the national good

Indigenous deaths in custody: Why Australians are seizing on US protests June 5, 2020
The US riots have focused Australian attention on alarming numbers of Aboriginal deaths in custody.
China-Sweden: Ex-ambassador Lindstedt on trial for risking security June 5, 2020
Anna Lindstedt is accused of going beyond her remit by holding unauthorised talks with China.
Court bans Australian Black Lives Matter rally over coronavirus June 5, 2020
The court backed government claims that a mass gathering in Sydney posed a coronavirus risk.
Coronavirus: India to reopen malls, restaurants and offices June 5, 2020
Staggered work hours, no edible offering at temples and social distancing have been advised.
Samoan rugby team that set off 104 days ago still not home June 5, 2020
While waiting for flights to resume, 20 players shared a single room in Auckland for three months.
George Floyd death: China takes a victory lap over US protests June 5, 2020
China is hitting back at the US for supporting Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrations last year.
Coronavirus: Rumours, fear and rising Covid deaths in Pakistan June 4, 2020
Doctors face stretched resources and tensions raised by conspiracy theories as the lockdown is eased.
Hong Kong: Tens of thousands defy ban to attend Tiananmen vigil June 4, 2020
It comes as lawmakers approve a controversial bill criminalising insulting China's national anthem.
Singapore coronavirus: 'If there's a chance to help, I should take it' June 4, 2020
One Welsh Singapore resident is raising thousands for charity by delivering food orders on his bike.
India coronavirus: Recession looms as economy reopens June 3, 2020
Businesses and factories are reopening fast, but the future looks both uncertain and grim.
Coronavirus: Sex workers fear for their future June 3, 2020
Worries about coronavirus transmission spell an uncertain future for millions of sex workers globally.
Coronavirus: The 'tin pot' RWA dictators running life in India's cities June 1, 2020
Why are India's residents' welfare associations being called "little Hitlers" and "tin pot dictators"?
Our masked identities: Cartoons of India's new normal May 31, 2020
Cartoonist Priya Kuriyan documents how masks became prevalent in India - even before its lockdown.
Brothers' Home: South Korea's 1980s 'concentration camp' May 30, 2020
In the 1980s, innocent children and adults were taken off South Korea's streets - and locked away.
In mid-Pacific with nowhere to land May 30, 2020
A group of performers were halfway across the ocean in a 75ft boat when the pandemic erupted - leaving them with nowhere to go.

On patrol with Kenya's locust hunters June 6, 2020
Kenya faces a race against time to tackle the swarms as the end of the insects' breeding season clashes with harvests.
Week in pictures: 30 May - 5 June 2020 June 6, 2020
A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.
The influencers trampling nature - and the man who's trying to stop them June 5, 2020
Fed up with eco-oblivious influencers, some people have started naming and shaming.
George Floyd: Fake White House image and protest videos debunked June 5, 2020
Debunking some of the most widely shared misleading posts and videos about the George Floyd protests.
Coronavirus: Swiss Alps yearn for the sound of tourists June 5, 2020
The hills come alive again with the noise of mountain railways and cable cars.
Coronavirus: Is China bolder in the wake of the pandemic? June 5, 2020
As the rest of the world reels from the pandemic, China is pushing ahead with the pursuit of its national interest.
How Bill Gates became the voodoo doll of Covid conspiracies June 5, 2020
The ex-Microsoft head is currently the target of all kinds of outlandish theories and false claims.
Coronavirus: WHO advises to wear masks in public areas June 5, 2020
The World Health Organization changes its guidance saying masks can help stop the spread of the virus.
Safaris go virtual as coronavirus hits tourism June 5, 2020
The people can't go to the animals, but some companies are finding ways to bring them into homes.
Buffalo police riot squad quit to back officers who shoved man June 5, 2020
The police union says the two officers who pushed over an elderly man "were simply doing their job".
'It doesn't matter which skin colour you have' June 5, 2020
People of all ages have been protesting, including children who say "you can't judge a book by its colour".
Al-Qaeda chief in north Africa Abdelmalek Droukdel killed - France June 5, 2020
A veteran jihadist, Abdelmalek Droukdel was killed in an operation in Mali, the defence minister says.
Biden: Trump 'despicable' for invoking George Floyd June 5, 2020
Mr Trump said the slain African American man was "looking down" and "saying this is a great day".
O'Sullivan returns with moustache and win - but has 'struggled' in 'bubble' June 5, 2020
Ronnie O'Sullivan says he has "struggled" in the "bubble" of the Championship League, which is being played behind closed doors.
Jordan to donate $100m to fight for racial equality June 5, 2020
Michael Jordan says he will donate $100m to groups fighting for racial equality and social justice.
Defiant DC mayor names plaza 'Black Lives Matter' June 5, 2020
The movement's name has also been painted onto the thoroughfare leading to the White House.
Home haircut fine is 'absolute joke' - Dortmund's Sancho June 5, 2020
Jadon Sancho says it is an "absolute joke" he has been fined by the German football league after being pictured having a home haircut without a mask.
Reddit co-founder quits board over Floyd June 5, 2020
Alexis Ohanian says the move was inspired by protests over the death of George Floyd.
Czechs expel two Russian diplomats over hoax poison plot June 5, 2020
Relations have frayed over the recent removal of a statue but the fake plot has soured ties further.
Arctic Circle oil spill: Russian prosecutors order checks at permafrost sites June 5, 2020
Russian prosecutors order checks at sensitive installations built on permafrost after a huge oil spill.

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