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Coronavirus live news: Trump calls 200,000 US deaths ‘a shame’; UK restrictions could last six months


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World reports just under two million Covid-19 cases in one week; UK government asks people to work from home; Madrid residents advised not to travel. Follow the latest updates

12.20am BST

US President Donald Trump has responded to a question asked by a reporter at the White House about the US death toll – a fifth of the global total and the highest of any country worldwide – passing 200,000 by saying, “It’s a shame,” The Washington Post reports.

Earlier, he dismissed a question about the devastating toll:

Q: Why haven’t you said anything about the US hitting 200,000 coronavirus deaths?

TRUMP: “Go ahead. Uhhhhh. Anybody else?” pic.twitter.com/gUv1kgG9OT

12.11am BST

Hello and welcome to today’s live coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.

My name is Helen Sullivan and I’ll be bringing you the latest for the next few hours. Get in touch on Twitter @helenrsullivan.

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