A $1.3 trillion virus recovery plan thrusts Europe into a new frontier
New York Times: Adopting the proposal would make history for the bloc.
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Italy gives date it will reopen to tourists, as Europe's first travel bubble starts up.
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Second hit - Warning of new wave of coronavirus in Europe
Top WHO official warns second spike could coincide with outbreaks of other diseases.
Across Europe, reopening borders in time for summer
New York Times: Europeans are longing to swap their balconies for the beach.
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Kremlin spokesman who has worked with Vladimir Putin for two decades hospitalised.
Reopenings bring new cases in South Korea, virus fears in Italy
The new flare-ups underscored dilemma authorities face as they try to reopen economies.
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Invisible enemy: The mysterious first days of the deadly coronavirus
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Epsom Girls' Grammar School students suffer double whammy on cancelled history trip.
Stranded climate activists refuse repatriation by plane
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Covid-19: US death toll passes 60,000; UK toll passes 26,000
It's a jump of almost a fifth on previous reports.
Covid 19: World economies plunge
An estimated 30 million Americans put out of work after shutdowns forced by Covid 19.
'Kidnap' mystery: Norwegian billionaire arrested over wife's disappearance
Her disappearance was never explained, and investigators now believe she was murdered.
'It's just wrong': Customers fight $350 Flight Centre fee
Flight Centre travel cancellation fees raise the ire of customers.
Tyne Cot and the battlefields of Flanders
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'Delicate and dangerous': UK lockdown extended 'for at least' three weeks
UK Government sees "light at end of the tunnel" but won't lift restrictions yet.
The Great Plague village in lockdown once more
For 14 months, the villagers self-quarantined to prevent infection spreading further.
Covid-19's worrying new milestone; New York residents ordered to wear face masks
More than 120,000 deaths have been recorded around the world.
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Kiwifruit export season a bright light in the virus gloom - so far.
What a send off! Pensioner flung from fighter jet after accidentally pulling ejector seat lever
A surprise retirement present flight goes horribly wrong.
Wuhan's hidden death toll: My week of threats in trying to uncover the truth
The Telegraph's China correspondent spends a week in Wuhan and finds questions remain.
100,000 deaths globally; UK reeling after deadliest day; 2 NZ fatalities
"We continue to endure great pain … We feel this loss deeply."
Tracking number of docs, nurses with Covid-19 'critical'
Sick health care workers will increase the strain on the system, union warns.
Covid 19: Boris Johnson on oxygen in ICU
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says 'this Prime Minister is a fighter'.
European banks prepared for a crisis. But not this one
New York Times: The financial impact of coronavirus surpasses old worst-case scenarios.
A Bataclan survivor's wheelchair journey across New Zealand
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Van Gogh painting taken in smash-and-grab raid
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'Healthy' teen becomes Europe's youngest virus fatality
A 14-year-old with no major medical conditions has died from Covid-19.
Rich Europeans flee virus for 2nd homes, spreading fear and fury
New York Times: The affluent decamp cities to spend their confinement in vacation homes.
Warning after coronavirus found in Dutch sewage water
Coronavirus has been found in sewage water in Europe.