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    The countries easing coronavirus restrictions

    Germany opens small shops while India allows farmers back onto their fields

  2. Germany eases coronavirus restrictions

    Small shops can now open but schools and hairdressers won't open until the 4th of May

  3. New York governor launches coronavirus antibody testing campaign

    Tests are being bought and imported from many global companies - but are they reliable?

  4. President Trump signals end of lockdown

    The governor of Washington welcomed the decision to give the final say to each state

  5. Trump green lights US economy reopening

    Critics of the move say testing for the virus is key to opening the country

  6. Coronavirus: Trump unveils plan to reopen states in phases

    There's been a mixed reaction in the US to his plans for lifting coronavirus restrictions

  7. Could coronavirus have peaked in parts of Europe?

    France sees drop in hospital Covid-19 patients, for the first time

  8. Turmp announcement on lifting lockdown expected Thursday

    President Trump has been at loggerheads with state governors about the timing

  9. Trump says virus 'has passed its peak' in US

    "We'll be the comeback kids," the president says, predicting some states will reopen soon

  10. In defence of WHO as Donald Trump pulls funding

    How will the President's decision affect the global fight against the Covid-19 pandemic?

  11. Reaction to Trump pulling WHO funding

    Is this an attempt to deflect blame from US administration policies - or a fair response?

  12. President Trump halts WHO funding

    He says the World Health Organisation has failed in its response to coronavirus spread

  13. France: people told to stay at home for another month

    Meanwhile in Italy, Austria and Spain some small businesses allowed to reopen

  14. Italy starts to lift lockdown

    Some small businesses are being allowed to open - but some critics say it's too soon

  15. Austria to reopen some shops as it eases lockdown

    Garden centres, DIY stores and small shops will reopen.

  16. Spain: some non-essential staff can return to work

    Is there a scientific case for the decision to ease the Spanish lockdown?

  17. Spain partially lifts lockdown

    Spain is second only to the US for coronavirus infections but allows more people to work.

  18. Coronavirus: charities divert funds to fight pandemic in US

    The US has over 555,000 virus cases and 22,000 deaths, many in New York.

  19. Covid-19: measuring how many have immunity

    Scientists are looking at the options ahead for the long term control of Covid-19

  20. European Union agrees Covid-19 financial aid deal

    European Union leaders agreed the rescue package after weeks of wrangling

  21. European Union agrees $540b rescue package

    The money will be made available to help workers, businesses and governments

  22. Covid-19 disease forces France and Germany into recession

    The Italian Prime Minister tells the BBC that Europe must rise to the Covid-19 challenge

  23. Covid-19: UK sees its worst daily death toll

    The number of confirmed infections is also up 10 per cent across Britain

  24. End politicization of Covid-19 fight, says WHO

    The World Health Organization is coming under sustained attack from President Trump

  25. Coronavirus in the UK: PM spends second night in hospital

    We hear from a coronavirus survivor about his experience in intensive care

  26. British PM spends second night in intensive care battling covid-19

    So who is responsible for running the country at this time of crisis?

  27. Who exactly is leading Britain?

    The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, remains in intensive care

  28. UK Coronavirus: Prime Minister in intensive care

    We'll look at what sort of treatment Boris Johnson is getting

  29. The British prime minister - suffering from coronavirus - is put in intensive care

    What does Boris Johnson's hospitalisation mean for Britain and his political party?

  30. British PM in intensive care after symptoms worsen

    World leaders including President Trump have expressed their support for Boris Johnson.

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