Chaos at European borders as people struggle to get home amid coronavirus
The closures have stopped not only people but also needed goods.
The closures have stopped not only people but also needed goods.
Karoline Preisler is giving regular updates with the hashtag #coronadiary.
Boris Johnson has urged Britons to stop all non-essential contact with others.
New York Times: The great squares and stadiums are empty, the museums shut.
Financial Times: Virus a 'wicked cocktail' for growth, according to former IMF chiefs.
Once you've danced and drank your way through Dublin, Howth offers quiet and beauty.
Planes are being turned back mid-flight on their way to Spain as coronavirus cases jump.
The White House says those around him have also been tested.
Trump has announced that the United States will broaden its European travel ban.
An Italian man has taken extreme measures.
Editorial: After weeks of obfuscation, the hard reality has dawned on the US President.
Coronavirus crisis now a pandemic, but WHO has warned against "unreasonable fear".
A few days ago I said I was still going to Italy. A lot can happen in a few days.
Fat Freddy's Drop announced the news on Instagram from Hamburg, Germany.
Packed with adventure, natural beauty and local flavour.
The New York Stock Exchange came to a grinding halt as US stocks plummeted.
A slice of this couple's good life in Greece cost less than you think.
Italy is locking down some 16 million people in attempt to halt spread of coronavirus.
Melissa Nightingale explains why she's still travelling to Italy during an outbreak.
Woman who relinquished citizenship finds it's not easy to get it back.
Comment: Meghan is on the precipice of starting a new, post-royal life.
Sergei and Yulia Skripal may be given new identities to start a new life Down Under.
Protesters who objected to a concert by a Congolese singer started the fires.
Europe's open borders could prove deadly as experts warn virus can spread invisibly.
Iraj Harirchi had spoken at a news conference on Monday, showing signs of illness.
The Paris embezzlement trial will run until March 11.
Despite showing signs of stabilising in China, worries are growing elsewhere.
German police say it was a deliberate act which left some with life-threatening injuries.
Italian authorities are racing to seal off towns as coronavirus cases rise.
New York Times: People and places associated with the illness face stigmatisation.