Widespread shortage of equipment including gloves and masksCuomo: urgent need for ‘ventilators, ventilators, ventilators’New York is preparing to ration its ventilators for sick coronavirus patients as a major disaster was declared in the city as it struggles to cope with the deadly outbreak. Related: Coronavirus map of the US: latest Read more
Kimberly Finlayson had underlying health conditions and was first British victim to be namedCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe husband of a British woman who died while on holiday in Bali after contracting coronavirus has spoken out about the care she received, saying he does not believe she Read more
Think tank says final bill for chancellor’s plan is ‘unknowable’ as concerns persist over fate of millions of self-employed Via: Coronavirus: Rishi Sunak's plan to pay workers' wages will cost taxpayer 'billions each month', says IFS
Action comes as World Health Organisation tells partying young people: ‘You are not invincible’ Via: Coronavirus news you might have missed overnight: UK pubs closing as Americans in lockdown
Latest round of negotiations delayed last week as governments scramble to contain outbreak Via: Majority of Britons support extending Brexit transition period amid coronavirus outbreak, new poll shows
The tech giant announced that its annual I/O conference, its biggest event of the year, won’t be taking place ‘in any capacity this year’ after cancelling an in-person conference. Via: Google cancels I/O conference, including online event, amid coronavirus pandemic
CRAIG BROWN: Hard to believe, but next month sees the 50th anniversary of the day The Beatles broke up. Via: The greatest Beatles album you have ever READ! CRAIG BROWN's fresh take on the Fab Four
ALISON BOSHOFF: When they got engaged in September, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi released a sweet, starry-eyed statement: ‘We can’t wait to actually be married.’ Via: Curse of Beatrice's wedding: Sunk by the election, Andrew's TV interview, Megxit and now coronavirus
Tube journeys are down almost three quarters according to Transport for London, as people reduce their travel during the coronavirus outbreak both by working at home and avoiding public transport. Via: Tube journeys fall 70% as Britons work from home and avoid public transport
Drinkers posted photos on social media of their panic buying of alcohol in supermarkets before the ban on the opening of venues including pubs, bars and restaurants takes effect tomorrow. Via: Britons stock up on alcohol after Boris Johnson's coronavirus closure of pubs, bars and restaurants