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China coronavirus: Lockdown measures rise across Hubei province
There are more than 500 confirmed cases of the deadly virus, with more nations reporting infections.

China coronavirus: 'Increased likelihood' of cases in the UK
Six people are being tested in hospitals in Scotland and Northern Ireland after showing symptoms.

Morrisons supermarket axes 3,000 managers in huge shake-up
But the supermarket says it will create 7,000 hourly-paid roles as part of a major restructuring.

Royal Marine seriously hurt at Tregantle beach near Plymouth
The recruit was taking part in training on a beach when he got into difficulty in the water.

Auschwitz: Prince Charles warns world leaders over 'hatred'
He was speaking at an event in Israel marking 75 years since the liberation of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz.

President Trump impeachment: Trial under way in the US Senate
Live coverage from Washington DC on day three of President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in the US Senate.

Leyton machete attack: Van driver guilty of wounding PC
Muhammad Rodwan repeatedly struck PC Stuart Outten with the machete during a routine traffic stop.

Victoria Derbyshire 'absolutely devastated' after her TV show is cut
The BBC says it "is no longer cost-effective" to keep The Victoria Derbyshire Show on air.

Carbon emissions: Scale of UK fossil fuel support 'staggering'
The government is funding oil and gas projects abroad, despite a commitment to cut carbon emissions.

Missing dogs still a mystery as walker Louise Lawford sentenced
Louise Lawford was told that her account that the dogs had run off was not accepted.

Eminem lyrics: Rapper says album was 'not made for the squeamish'
The rapper says controversial lyrics on his latest album are "designed to shock".

Harry and Meghan: How much privacy can they expect in Canada?
The couple complained about media intrusion within hours of relocating to Vancouver, Canada.

Woman reunited with dad after Facebook friend hint
Karen Harris was shown a list of suggested friends on her Facebook stream that included her birth father.

Mount Vesuvius eruption: Extreme heat 'turned man's brain to glass'
Experts say the man's brain, found in the Roman town of Herculaneum, was affected by extreme heat.

World War Two veteran Anne Robson dies aged 108
Tributes are paid to the "fiercely independent" Anne Robson who was described as "very inspiring".

Running and male suicide: ‘Running almost pushed me over the edge’
Mark used running to cope with his friend’s suicide. But it grew to take over his identity.

Jean-Paul Gaultier's last fashion show
The French designer has said goodbye to his 50-year runway career in Paris but says he will not stop working.

'I helped convict the bishop who abused me'
Sexual abuse survivors tell of their grooming at the hands of Bishop Peter Ball.

Ivory Coast is using plastic waste to build schools
The West African country has partnered with UNICEF to transform landfill waste into bricks for schools.

Three generations join Delhi women's citizenship sit-in
Thousands of women are camping out in a Delhi suburb in protest over a law they see as anti-Muslim.