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Donald Trump says he's tested negative for coronavirus, for a second time.
The US president was first checked several weeks ago, but revealed at a White House news conference to undergoing a new quicker type of test.
The deputy first minister has criticised Northern Ireland's Health Minister Robin Swann for his handling of the coronavirus emergency.
Michelle O'Neill says he has been "too slow" to act on issues such as testing and personal protective equipment for healthcare staff.
In the UK, parents of teenagers who flout coronavirus lockdown rules should be fined.
According to the Telegraph, Government polling, not released to public, identifies teenagers as 'problem' group when it comes to compliance.
A cruise ship on which four people with suspected coronavirus have died has finally docked in Florida.
The Zaandam, and sister ship the Rotterdam, will unload passengers at Port Everglades - after being turned away from docks in South America.
The number of coronavirus cases around the world has topped one million.
Figures show more than 51-thousand people have died after getting Covid-19.
The pandemic has exploded in the US and the number of deaths continues to climb in Italy and Spain.
A DUP councillor has blamed the coronavirus pandemic on the legalisation of abortion and same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland.
John Carson, who represents Ballymena in County Antrim, said the crisis represents God's judgement.
The DUP has distanced itself from his comments.
More than 6 million people in the US are now claiming unemployment benefits.
That's ten times the previous record set during the last recession.
Over 80 percent of people there are now under some form of lockdown, up from less than half two weeks ago.
In the UK,
The Department of Health says 569 more people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in the UK - taking the total to 2, 921.
The Department of Health there says the increase is almost identical to the one recorded yesterday.
Downing Street says Boris Johnson is still showing signs of coronavirus.
The prime minister's been self-isolating for a week after he tested positive for Covid-19 last Friday.
A spokesman says he still has mild symptoms.
The European Commission says it will mobilise 100 billion euro in loans to help keep businesses running and people in employment.
It will be used to support short-time work schemes and is available to all member states.
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