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Melbourne in Australia has begun a second lockdown after a spike in new coronavirus cases.
The city's five million residents won't be allowed to leave their homes for six weeks except for essential reasons.
Australia has suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong.
It's in response to China's decision to impose a national security law, which pro-democracy campaigners say is designed to target them.
Beijing insists it's to tackle terrorism and violent protests in recent months.
In the UK,
The Duchess of Sussex is trying to stop the Mail on Sunday's publisher revealing the names of her friends who spoke to US media last year.
They gave their account, claiming Meghan was being bullied.
The paper wants to use it in an ongoing legal case.
Donald Trump's former national security adviser says he fears the consequences of the US President getting a second term.
John Bolton's written a book, which President Trump tried to stop being published, about his time in the role.
More than three million people in the US have now tested positive for Covid-19.
Over 131-thousand deaths have been reported, and on Tuesday America broke its record for the most new cases in one day.
There's a growing chance annual global temperatures will rise above targets over the next five years.
Police in Southern California fear the actress Naya Rivera has drowned.
She is best known for playing Santana on the TV series Glee and has gone missing on Lake Piru
Her four-year-old son was reportedly found alone on a rented boat.
Oxfam is warning 121 million more people face being pushed to the brink of starvation because of the pandemic - a rise of 82 per cent.
The World Health Organisation has agreed to look at emerging evidence on how coronavirus spreads.
More than 200 scientists from 32 countries, including Ireland, want more attention paid to the potential for airborne transmission.
For the fifth day in a row, no Covid-19 deaths have been reported in Northern Ireland.
Four new cases have been confirmed in the region today.
The death toll remains at 554 and the total number of cases is 5,765.
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