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Coronavirus
Friday
24 April 2020
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Leader of US group peddling bleach as ‘miracle’ cure wrote to Trump before remarks; Australia and New Zealand mark Anzac Day from driveways
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Mark Grenon wrote to Trump saying chlorine dioxide ‘can rid the body of Covid-19’ days before the president promoted disinfectant as treatment
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‘I think he is going to try to kick back the election somehow’ says Democrat adding that he also expects Russia and other ‘major actors’ to interfere
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Gabriel Wortman also beat and handcuffed his girlfriend before the shooting, police said, which might have been ‘the catalyst’
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Debt derives from 30% share the US president owns in a Manhattan building that was refinanced in 2012
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A start-up is recycling tonnes of discarded fishing nets throughout Chile. Is this a template for tackling the global plastic waste problem?
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There are now more than 890,000 confirmed cases of Covid-19 across the United States
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Investigations at California universities highlight challenges of research under pressure to provide quick answers
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The drug – now a partisan wedge issue – has fueled hype and hope, but evidence of its effectiveness remains limited
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The pressing need to find a solution to the pandemic means risks and shortcuts may have to be taken
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Exclusive: Leaked list reveals presence of Johnson adviser and Vote Leave ally on supposedly independent body
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Video meeting seen as global endorsement of WHO and sign of Trump’s isolation on world stage
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Looser regime means Sweden is better placed to face second wave, says chief epidemiologist
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As the country follows Denmark in easing Covid-19 restrictions, pre-school has become very different for its younger citizens
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Some of you have been brave enough to pick up your scissors and clippers in lockdown. The results look great … from the front, anyway
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The president’s remarks on disinfectant last night were roundly ridiculed. Today he claimed he was being ‘sarcastic’. Time to review the briefing ...
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While millions of Americans were being thrown out of work because of the coronavirus, the super rich saw their wealth increase 10%
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I published the former aide’s accusation against the Democratic presidential candidate on my podcast after other media outlets ignored her
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The NFL’s lockdown draft felt slapdash, a little weird and less eventful than those in recent years. It was also the first time in a month things felt slightly back to normal
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The Bengals selected the Heisman Trophy winner from LSU with the first overall pick in the draft, which was held remotely due to Covid-19
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She’s faced abuse, depression – and now coronavirus has killed two of her friends. But the revered singer-songwriter is coming out swinging with her most political album yet
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Pop star unites with Twitter founder Jack Dorsey to support charities working with ‘communities of colour’
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Lockdowns have caused uncertainty, isolation, grief and economic despair, leading to a sharp rise in calls to helplines
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Planned purchase by a private equity firm leads to worries that low-cost domain option could become prohibitively expensive
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador compared to Reagan and Thatcher after introducing new severe austerity measures
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Man accused of taking part in crimes against the Yazidis, including killing a five-year-old girl
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The pick of the world’s best flora and fauna photos, including lockdown sea loin and IVF toad
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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Jean-Marc Caimi and Valentina Piccinni investigated how Italian teenagers were coping with the coronavirus lockdown, working with them to take pictures using video chat apps
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