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People with blood type A may be more vulnerable to Covid-19, study claims

People with blood type A may be more susceptible to Covid-19 compared to other blood types, scientists have claimed. Researchers in China looked at blood...

China to expel American reporters after US curbs its media

China said on Wednesday it will revoke the media credentials of all American journalists at three major US news organisations, in effect expelling them...

Stocks surge as US government seeks to support economy during outbreak

US stocks jumped as American president Donald Trump promised he would be “going big” with plans to blunt the economic pain caused by the...

Amazon limits shipments to warehouses for next three weeks

Amazon has said it will only accept shipments of cleaning equipment, medical supplies and household goods from suppliers at its warehouses for next three...

Senior medic warns ‘millions could die’ in Iran

Iran has issued its most dire warning yet about the coronavirus outbreak, suggesting “millions” could die in the Islamic Republic if the public keeps...

How different ‘suppression’ tactics could limit coronavirus deaths

Coronavirus-related deaths in Great Britain could vary in number dramatically depending on what type of suppression strategy the UK Government follows, according to the...

Borders close and travellers scramble to return home as virus crisis deepens

Tens of millions of people are hunkering down in government-ordered isolation as borders slam shut, schools and businesses close and drastic restrictions on movement...

British Government’s coronavirus advice branded ‘catastrophic’ for pubs and arts venues

The British Government’s advice for people to avoid pubs, clubs and theatres in a bid to halt the spread of coronavirus is “catastrophic” for...

Coronavirus: Britons advised against non-essential foreign travel

Britons have been advised against non-essential travel to anywhere in the world as the coronavirus crisis closed borders around the globe. British Foreign Secretary Dominic...

Millions hunker down around the world as coronavirus crisis deepens

With borders slamming shut, schools and businesses closing and and increasingly drastic restrictions on movement, tens of millions of people hunkered down on Tuesday,...

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