Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Global health ministers meet to discuss coronavirus
The World Health Organisation will discuss how best to fight covid-19 at annual meeting
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Coronavirus discussed at World Health Organisation annual meeting
Health ministers will discuss how best to combat covid-19. So why won't Taiwan be there?
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Coronavirus: Hospitals in Brazil's São Paulo 'near collapse'
Mayor warns that hospitals may run out of beds for covid-19 patients
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Africa: what will the impact be of coronavirus?
The WHO warns of a quarter of a billion cases and, possibly, hundreds of thousands dead
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WHO: Coronavirus could kill 200,000 in Africa
The organisation also predicts covid-19 will infect up to a quarter of a billion people
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'Ousted' vaccine expert says US is facing its 'darkest winter'
President Trump says he is just "disgruntled" because he was removed from his job
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"Coronavirus may never go away"
The World Health Organisation warns people to manage their expectations for the future
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How big a problem is Covid anxiety?
WHO: countries should include mental health support during coronavirus pandemic
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World Health Organisation: coronavirus may never go away
The emergencies director warned against trying to predict when virus would disappear.
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Wuhan resident on life and testing
The city at the centre of the outbreak announces plans to test all 11 million residents
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Can Wuhan test ALL it's 11 million residents within 2 weeks?
Wuhan announces planned tests as it records new cases of Covid-19
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Coronavirus: Fauci warns Senate of 'serious consequences'
The top US infectious diseases doctor warns of danger of reopening the economy too soon
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Spotlight on nurses in fighting Coronavirus
Highlighting the work of nurses in fighting Covid-19
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Why was world not better prepared for Coronavirus?
We speak to the former head of the US CDC, Thomas Frieden
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US warned not to re-open economy too fast
Anthony Fauci to tell Senate today that re-opening economy could lead to more deaths
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New spike in Wuhan coronavirus cases
This is the highest number of infections since the global pandemic declared
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Europe continues to loosen Covid restrictions
They include France and the UK, which are making steps to ease lockdown measures
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More European countries ease Covid measures
French shops and most primary schools re-open. Up to 10 family members can meet in Spain
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Mosques re-open for Friday prayers in Iran, Syria and Lebanon
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Lockdown to be eased in Hong Kong
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Hong Kong begins to ease social distancing measures
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Europe’s ‘worst economic shock since the Great Depression’
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Not everyone in France welcomes school’s reopening
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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600 daily coronavirus deaths in Brazil
Live news, business and sport from around the world.
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Is it too early to disband the US covid taskforce?
President Trump wants to replace it with one focusing on reopening the country's economy
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Trump: "We are bringing our country back"
What's behind the White House's decision to disband its coronavirus task force?
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US coronavirus task force to be scrapped
President Trump says new group will concentrate on 'safety and opening'
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Iran: the airline accused of spreading coronavirus
An investigation by BBC News Arabic tracked how covid-19 spread to Iraq and Lebanon.
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Russia announces a rise of 10,000 covid-19 cases in just one day
A Russian doctor tells us she was held by police for speaking out about the lack of PPE
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French doctor finds early - and surprising - coronavirus case
A doctor retesting suspected pneumonia samples finds covid-19 case from December