
Global Covid-19 cases pass 1 million as UK's epic pandemic response revealed
A study fears the death toll in Italy could be twice as high as official figures suggest.
A study fears the death toll in Italy could be twice as high as official figures suggest.
Lorries of coffins fill the streets of Italy as death toll surpasses 9000.
Italian man aged 101 becomes the oldest person to recover from Covid-19 infection.
The 969 new deaths bring Italy's death toll from 8165 to 9134, up 11.9 per cent.
During a live stream mass, a priest accidentally activated hilarious video filters.
Public health officials are hunting down beds and medical equipment.
Widespread infections among health workers reflect the difficulty of stemming the spread.
Strict lockdown in Italy forces Kiwi family back to apartment as they wait out Covid-19.
The virus isn't mutating quickly, suggesting a vaccine would offer lasting protection.
The hard-hit country has recorded a smaller daily increase in new cases for two days.
WE SAY: Like winter, tougher virus restrictions were inevitably coming.
The PM had a very fine line to walk between going too soon, and leaving it too late.
A wrap of all the latest on the coronavirus around the world.
New York Times: Italy's experience shows limiting people's movements has to happen early.
New York City mayor warns worse is yet to come and urges military to respond.
The number of deaths in Italy jumped 20 per cent in 24 hours.
Italy is bearing the brunt of the pandemic's unceasing spread.
Graphic: Compare our coronavirus case increase against growth in other countries.
One of the doctors who died had said he had to work without gloves.
Official campaign to find the workforce needed is due to launch on Saturday.
The drug, remdesivir, was first developed by US drug firm Gilead to treat Ebola.
Italy reached the bleak milestone the same day that Wuhan.
The Chinese city of Wuhan, where coronavirus first took hold, has no new domestic cases.
They are sharing their story to get Kiwis to take the crisis seriously.
European nation overwhelmed as pandemic ravages Italy's prosperous northern region.
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"Writing this from Italy, I am also writing to you from your own future."
The move is to slow the spread of Covid-19.
The closures have stopped not only people but also needed goods.
New York Times: The great squares and stadiums are empty, the museums shut.