US President Donald Trump yesterday escalated his campaign to discredit the integrity of mail balloting, threatening to "hold up" federal funding to Michigan and Nevada in response to the states' plans to increase voting by mail to reduce the public's exposure to the coronavirus.
Michael Cohen, US President Donald Trump's former personal attorney, was released from a federal prison yesterday due to concerns that he could be exposed to the coronavirus while incarcerated, according to a source familiar with the case.
In January 2020, health officials from the Chinese Centre for Disease Control published a large study on Covid-19 cases.
Coronavirus has infected about five million people across the world and killed more than 328,000, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.
Q. The health service is to start testing people next month for antibodies to see if they have had the coronavirus. Will that result in people with antibodies getting immunity passports?
As few as 50,000 people - just 1pc of the population - may have been infected by the coronavirus, leaving the nation with low immunity and at risk of a second wave if rules are not followed.
Nursing homes are being asked to accept patients from acute hospitals without a negative swab for coronavirus.
