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    Global coronavirus death toll tops 3,000

    02 Mar 2020

    The virus has now infected more than 88,000 people and spread to over 60 countries after first emerging in China late last year. South Korea, the biggest nest of infections outside China, reported nearly 500 new cases on Monday, bringing its total past 4,000.

    New young star Pete Buttigieg ends White House bid

    02 Mar 2020

    Buttigieg was a surprise hit in a race where favourites Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden are both more than 70 years old.

    19 dead, many missing as tornadoes rip Tennessee

    03 Mar 2020

    At least 30 people were injured in Nashville, the state capital, and least 48 buildings were destroyed, with many more damaged.

    Fear-mongering as US, China accuse each other of coronavirus

    17 Mar 2020

    Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian, in tweets last week in both Mandarin and English, suggested that "patient zero" in the global pandemic may have come from the United States — not the Chinese metropolis of Wuhan.

    Quarantine motels spark fear in virus-struck Washington state

    17 Mar 2020

    More than half of all US novel coronavirus deaths so far have struck in King County, which encompasses the city of Seattle. The region has suffered 43 fatalities.

    Spanish police use drones to order people to stay at home

    17 Mar 2020

    Norway PM tells children it is OK to feel scared; WHO chief urges all nations to ‘test, test, test’; Rolls Royce, Ford asked to make ventilators; hotels may be used as hospitals.

    Joe Biden victories increase pressure on Sanders to abandon his campaign

    18 Mar 2020

    The former vice president's third big night in as many weeks came amid tremendous uncertainty as the Democratic contest collides with efforts to slow the spread of the virus that has shut down large swaths of American life.

    China to expel American reporters after US curbs its media

    18 Mar 2020

    The foreign ministry said American citizens working for "The New York Times", "The Wall Street Journal" and The "Washington Post" with credentials expiring before the end of the year must surrender their press cards within 10 days.

    US leads huge economic fightback against coronavirus

    18 Mar 2020

    The coronavirus outbreak, which first emerged in China late last year, has quickly marched across the globe, infecting nearly 200,000 people and killing 7,900 as governments scramble to contain it.

    In a bizarre incident, sea lion found wandering along forest road

    29 Feb 2020

    The peculiar episode took place in the state of Washington in the US, where the animal was found at ‘a significant distance’ from any water body, before being released into its natural habitat.

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