Could the US lock down part, or even all, of the country to halt the spread of the deadly virus?

Parent company Alphabet is the latest tech firm to make such a move as the outbreak spreads in the US.

Rangers found the carcasses of a female and her calf in a village in north-eastern Kenya.

Nadine Dorries, the first MP to test positive, is one of 382 confirmed cases in the UK.

The withdrawal is part of an historic peace deal with the Taliban that aims to end the 18-year war.

Five politicians, including Sen Ted Cruz, isolate themselves, as President Trump says he is healthy.

Millions of women stay away from work and school to show what a society without women looks like.

Everyone arriving in Israel will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days, its PM says.

Several Middle East countries ban the film because of a reference to lesbian parents, reports say.

As passengers disembark, President Trump proposed tax cuts to help the economy weather the crisis.

The entire population - some 60 million people - are told to stay at home amid the outbreak.

Stock markets remain on edge from oil price war and weak economic data due to the coronavirus spread.

Garlic and taking hot baths are among the dodgy health advice for treating coronavirus being shared online.

Four men are accused of downing the jet over Ukraine but are unlikely to appear in the Dutch court.

Failure of oil cartel Opec and ally Russia to agree to supply cuts has seen prices crash around 30%.

Italy's coronavirus death toll jumps by 133 in a day to 366, as millions adapt to new restrictions.

New York urges the government to send more test kits as the city's caseload doubles overnight.

We answer some of the big questions about vaccines and how long one for coronavirus could take.

The release of No Time To Die is pushed from April to November as coronavirus continues to spread.

Michael Bloomberg ends his bid after his poor Super Tuesday showing and will now support Joe Biden.