The World Health Organization says it is "not seeing a dramatic increase" in cases outside China.

Millions go on cruise ships each year - but are they more likely to make people sick?

The turtle is believed to have lived in northern South America between 13 and seven million years ago.

Australian fire officials call it "great news" after "a very traumatic, exhausting and anxious" time.

The elite universities are asked to disclose details of gifts from Saudi Arabia and China.

More than 2,000 passengers on the US liner were stranded at sea because of virus fears.

Two top officials are sacked after the spike was revealed, resulting from a new diagnostic method.

Koalas along with birds, fish and frogs need the most help after Australia's fires, says a report.

Steve Walsh, linked to 11 cases in the UK, France and Majorca, says his thoughts are with other patients.

What are the differences between coronavirus and flu, and can coronavirus be transmitted sexually?

The Japanese car maker shuts a factory for two days due to a shortage of parts from China.

The boat was reportedly destined for Malaysia and included Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh.

The WHO's director general says they are trying to tackle misinformation around the virus.

"We should all really break out all the soju and makgeolli to celebrate with Bong," said one.

South Korean social satire "Parasite" won the Oscar for best picture on Sunday, making history as the first film not in the English language to win the movie industry's highest honor.

Shoppers put up barricades as a Thai soldier aimed at victims' heads on a 16-hour rampage.

Record rains bring travel chaos but also put out wildfires and replenish supplies in drought-hit areas.

Some 908 people have now died in China - but the number of new infections has stabilised.

The baby in Wuhan may have contracted the virus in the womb, or immediately after birth.

Scientists have told the BBC that after grappling behind closed doors they are close to an announcement.