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Fever Tests for Commuters Among Likely Steps Towards Easing Covid-19 Lockdown in Britain
Johnson has promised a 'comprehensive plan' by next week on how he plans to unlock Britain when he reviews the social distancing measures by next Thursday, the legal deadline for the review.
Balanced Approach: How Boeing Went From Appealing for US Government Aid to Snubbing it
Boeing had lobbied extensively for aid and had called for at least $60 billion in government loans for the entire aerospace manufacturing sector.
US States Loosen Coronavirus Lockdowns as Covid-19 Experimental Drug Gets Green Light
Washington renewed its warnings to Beijing a day after Trump threatened to slap tariffs on China with the White House accusing Chinese authorities of "slow-walking" coronavirus data.
Pakistan Reports Record 990 Cases in Single Day, Cases Jump to 17,439 With 391 Deaths
The Ministry of National Health Services said Punjab reported 6,340 cases, Sindh 6,675, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 2,627, Balochistan 1,049, Islamabad 343, Gilgit-Baltistan 339 and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir reported 66 cases.
'Taliban Kidnapped My Brother': SEALs Tried to Locate US Citizen Taken by Afghan Militants, Says Report
The disappearance several months ago of the contractor from Illinois has been shrouded in mystery, and the case has been the subject of minimal public discussion by the US government.
Human Bodies in Vehicles Found Outside Brooklyn Funeral Home
New York Police Department responded to a 911 call reported of the bodies.
35 US States Release Formal Opening Plans From Coronavirus Shutdown
Donald Trump exuded confidence over better days for US after coronavirus deaths as 35 of the 50 states released formals plans to reopen.
US Records More than 2,200 Coronavirus Deaths in 24 Hours, Total Toll Tops That of Vietnam War
The total number of US deaths from new coronavirus have reached 58,351, passing the 58,220 which the National Archives records as US losses from combat and other causes, including accidents, in the years-long Southeast Asian war.
Donald Trump Slams Cities and States Seeking US Aid to Offset Coronavirus Losses
Mayors and governors have spent billions in recent weeks as U.S. coronavirus cases topped 960,000 and led to more than more than 54,700 COVID-19 related deaths.
Swiss Rush to Get Haircuts and Visit Dentists as Coronavirus Curbs Ease
Queues formed in front of garden centres as people battling cabin fever emerged from six weeks of staying at home at the government's urging.
Blow for China's Coronavirus Diplomacy as Friendship Song Leaves Filipinos Furious
China's embassy released the song titled 'Iisang Dagat', meaning 'One Sea' in the Philippine, that has not gone down well with some Filipinos, many of whom see China as a maritime aggressor in disputed waters.
Indian Couple in UAE Dies 5 Days Apart, Tested Negative for Covid-19: Report
The UAE has so far reported 10,349 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with 76 deaths attributed to the infection.
Back from COVID-19, Boris Johnson Urged to Reveal UK Lockdown Exit Strategy
A spokeswoman confirmed he was back at 10 Downing Street on Sunday evening after two weeks recovering at Chequers, his country residence.
Demand for Meat Substitutes Spikes in US as Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Slaughterhouses to Shut Shops
Plant-based protein is generated with less dependence on labour, making it less prone to staffing scarcity, as opposed to red meat production.
Coronavirus Kills 17 Police Officers in Peru, Infects at Least 1,300 Personnel
Peru has recorded more than 25,000 infections and 700 deaths so far, according to a count by Johns Hopkins University.
SAARC Nations Unveil Emergency Stimulus Packages to Tackle Covid-19 Economic Fallout
The World Bank recently warned that South Asia faces its worst economic performance in 40 years due to the deadly coronavirus pandemic which has been wreaking havoc worldwide.
