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A nighttime curfew in the Australian city of Melbourne will be lifted later as part of coronavirus restrictions being eased.
Residents haven't been able to leave their homes, except for a medical emergency, between 9pm and 5am since the start of last month.
Thousands of people in Texas are being warned about tap water after a deadly brain-eating microbe was found in the supply.
It was discovered in Lake Jackson after a six-year-old boy contracted it and died earlier this month.
A British government minister has called on the Premier League to provide financial support for the leagues below them.
It's thought the number of global coronavirus deaths could reach two million before a vaccine is found and widely used.
The World Health Organisation says Europe is already seeing a worrying spike - nine months since the disease first emerged in China.
Donald Trump is today expected to name Amy Coney Barrett as his nomination to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the US Supreme Court.
The official announcement is expected at 9pm Irish time.
The chief medical officers in the Republic and Northern Ireland have appealed for people to avoid all but necessary cross-border travel.
In particular, the two health chiefs said they were concerned about the number of cases amongst young people.
The French prime minister's confirmed two people who were stabbed in Paris this morning were journalists.
Police have arrested two suspects following the incident near the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine.
About one in five hundred people had coronavirus in England in the week to last Saturday.
The Office for National Statistics estimates the figure is one in three hundred in Wales.
Four people have been wounded in a knife attack near the former offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris.
Police have been seen flooding into the neighbourhood in the east on the city.
French media are reporting a suspect has been arrested.
Four countries will be removed from Northern Ireland's 'green list' in the early hours of Saturday.
It means people travelling from Denmark, Iceland, Slovakia or Curacao will need to self-isolate for 14 days.
The new restrictions will take effect at 4am on Saturday.
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