Total Spanish virus deaths rise by 849 to 8,189, while Italy and the Netherlands consider extending coronavirus measures
The decline was the steepest monthly drop since record-keeping began in 1985
Economic standstill caused by coronavirus is a ‘tsunami’ that’s rolled over businesses — and it is getting worse
Stelios Haji-Ioannou, the budget airline’s biggest critic, plans to call one shareholder meeting a week to remove directors
Early June flagged as most likely time to end isolation regulations in the UK
‘This is not like communism because we know this will end. During communism we didn’t think it would ever end’
Fear of visiting doctors in person has led many doctors and patients worried about the coronavirus to online appointments
As EU leaders fail to meet a consensus, southern European countries point a finger at the north, and a ‘cowardly Europe’
Hospitals across the country are overwhelmed, with many doctors infected, and a skating rink in Madrid turned into a makeshift morgue
London court says global pandemic insufficient grounds to release Assange on bail
The constitutional changes would have enabled him to rule to 2036
Green bonds — raising debt for funding environmental projects — might be a palatable option for countries fighting Covid-19
According to officials, Christine Lagarde wants the one-off, joint debt issue to be seriously considered
Ocado had such a spike in orders that it had to suspend both its app and online shop
The heir to the British throne is showing mild symptoms and working from home
Seasonal farm workers from other countries are kept away by the coronavirus, threatening the spring crop
Production has not yet started but three sets of experts are working on ramp-ups, new designs and reverse-engineering
Some leading UK supermarkets are also installing Perspex screens at checkouts and insisting on card payments only
From soldiers finding abandoned patients in old-age homes to the long-term, mental health effects of Covid-19 stress, the stories are sobering
