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Researchers in the US gave the first shots in a test of an experimental coronavirus vaccine on Monday.

In Spain, the number of coronavirus cases surpasses 11,000, and the death toll rises to more than 500.

UEFA EURO 2020 has been postponed for an entire year because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Italy is rushing to promote 10,000 new doctors to relieve the coronavirus crisis.

Amazon is looking to hire 100,000 warehouse and delivery workers to keep up with the demand for products.

and the COVID-19 outbreak is continuing to take its toll on the stock market.

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The European Commission is planning to ban all non-essential travel throughout Europe's Schengen free-travel zone as more countries close their borders to try to limit the spread of coronavirus.

Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she would ask leaders to implement the measures on Tuesday.

"The less travel, the more we can contain the virus," she said.

Meanwhile, tough new measures in France restricting movement from the home are coming into effect on Tuesday.


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As the pandemic of Coronavirus claims more lives around the world, the people of the United Kingdom are now being advised to make drastic changes to their day-to-day existence.

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson rejected criticism that his government had been slow to respond to the scale of the crisis.

Mr Johnson said now was the moment to stop all non-essential contact with other people and to avoid all non-essential travel.

The over 70s, pregnant women and those with underlying health conditions need to be particularly vigilant.

Entire families must self-isolate for 14 days if just one member has a persistent new cough or a high temperature.

From this weekend those with the most serious health conditions should be isolated from social contact for 12 weeks

Today's announcement marks a significant shift from the UK government's position last week. Minutes before the news conference took place the World Health Organization called for stronger measures than the UK and some other countries were taking.

Officials are now convinced that the UK is on the verge of a major upswing in cases and there are genuine concerns about the impact on the National Health Service.

Huw Edwards presents tonight’s BBC News at Ten and unravels the day’s events with the BBC’s health editor Hugh Pym and medical correspondent Fergus Walsh.

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The U.S. death toll grows to more than 60, with the number of cases exceeding 3,000.

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The Federal Reserve takes emergency action after the stock market’s volatile week, cutting rates to nearly zero.

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People should be washing their hands for 20 seconds to protect themselves from the virus known as Covid-19. That's according to Public Health England.

The UK government is still working to contain the outbreak but the prime minister has warned that it's "highly likely" the UK will see further infection.

The BBC's online health editor, Michelle Roberts, and BBC digital health reporter, Laura Foster, examine the advice the NHS is giving when it comes to protecting yourself from the virus.

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Travelers rushing home encounter enhanced coronavirus screenings, while many worry about the president’s new European travel ban.

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Officials are hoping to stop the spiral of cases while scrambling for more information and testing for the sick.

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Drone footage shows a motorway in Baranzate, near Milan, almost completely empty amid a nationwide lockdown imposed by the Italian government. The European Union on Monday proposed suspending all non-essential inbound travel for 30 days
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2019 has been a year full of tumult and uncertainties. In the U.S., the sitting president, Donald Trump, was impeached by the House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Across the waters in the UK, Brexit, after dragging on for a year, is still in limbo. Meanwhile, protests in France have almost become the new norm after French President Emmanuel Macron launched a controversial pension reform.

In the Middle East, Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was declared dead, but peace has not been restored in the region.

Amid confrontations, there are still events that offer hope. The first image of a black hole was captured and a historic meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and People's Democratic Republic of Korea (DPRK) leader Kim Jong Un on denuclearization was held in Hanoi. As countries around the world brace for 2020, CGTN takes you back to some of the important international events that gripped the world in 2019, whose far-reaching influences may spill over to the upcoming year.

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