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Coronavirus protest in Brazil sees millions bang pots from balconies

Millions of people across the country express anger at the president's response to the crisis.

New Zealand passes law decriminalising abortion

Parliament's vote to remove the procedure from the Crimes Act changes a law in force since 1977.

Coronavirus: Asian nations face second wave of imported cases

China reports no new domestic cases for the first time, but imported cases are growing in the region.

Coronavirus: Schools shut down prompts exams clarity calls

Teachers and universities want to know how pupils will get qualifications, with UK schools set to close.

Coronavirus: Trump puts US on war footing to combat outbreak

Two US Navy hospital ships will also be sent to help relieve an expected shortage of sick beds.

Coronavirus: Premier League set to push to complete the season

The Premier League is set to reiterate its commitment to completing the season in an emergency board meeting held via conference call on Thursday.

Coronavirus: Le Mans 24 Hours postponed until September

The Le Mans 24 Hours, scheduled to take place on 13-14 June, has been postponed and rearranged for 19-20 September because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus: F1 moves summer break from August to March at April

Formula 1's summer break is moved forward from August to March and April as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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ECB launches emergency $820bn coronavirus package

European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde: "There are no limits to our commitment to the euro".

How coronavirus is killing off global air travel

Qantas becomes the latest airline to scrap international flights as demand dries up during pandemic.

Coronavirus: Vodafone and TalkTalk report surge in internet use

An EU commissioner has suggested that TV streaming services should provide content in lower resolution.

Apple's new iPad has built-in laser depth-scanner

The new tablet features a Lidar scanner, which Apple says will aid augmented reality apps.

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