Crowded, poor South Asia sees steady rise in coronavirus casesHealth authorities across South Asia report rising tallies of coronavirus cases, raising the prospect of rapidly spreading outbreaks overwhelming poor medical facilities in a region that is home to a quarter of the world's people |
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INTERVIEW-Poor nations may see higher coronavirus deaths, warns UN officialAs the COVID-19 pandemic strains health systems in richer nations, states with fewer resources may be less able to cope, says a top U.N. official |
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Coronavirus sparks U.S. West Coast calls to halt evictionsWest Coast cities are calling on lawmakers to help protect people from losing their homes during the COVID-19 outbreak |
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Sufi cultural sites caught in crossfire of Libya civil warBoth sides in the conflict are allied with groups that view Sufi practice as superstitious |
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England joins nations offering HIV prevention pill to all at high riskHealth campigners hailed the 'milestone' in rolling out PrEP drugs to prevent HIV and AIDS but warned more must be done to reach those at risk |
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UK police charge another man over Vietnamese truck deathsThe 39 victims, who included two 15-year-olds, were discovered in a truck container on an industrial estate east of London |
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British food banks battle shortages as coronavirus causes panic buyingAs the outbreak sparks fear, British supermarkets are running out of basic goods like pasta, toilet paper and canned goods |
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