After special counsel Robert Mueller, tasked with investigating Russian interference in the 2016 US elections, refused to give a clean chit to the US President, Donald Trump launched a scathing tirade on Thursday. Mueller's remarks have emboldened Trump's critics and spurred talks of impeachment, even as the President continues to maintain his innocence, dismissing claims of collusion with Russia to be 'a complete hoax. "To me it's a dirty word, the word impeach. It's a dirty, filthy, disgusting word and it had nothing to do with me. So I don't think so because there was no crime," Trump said.

The ventilators that Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised to make won&rsquo;t&nbsp;be ready in time for the coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;New York Governor Andrew Cuomo&nbsp;said that the&nbsp;problem with ventilator construction is the supply chain&nbsp;and Tesla&rsquo;s timeframe&nbsp;does not work as there is an immediate need for the ventilators.&nbsp;New York has become the&nbsp;epicentre&nbsp;of the fight against Covid-19, with more than 122,000 cases in the state and 4,159 deaths.&nbsp;New York City Hospitals recently shared an image on Twitter thanking Musk and Tesla for delivering 40 ventilators to Elmhurst Hospital in Queens.

According to a study by researchers at the University in Hong Kong, the novel coronavirus can remain infectious on face masks for up to a week, and last on banknotes, stainless steel and plastic surfaces for more than four days. However, the virus can be killed by household disinfectants, bleach or frequent hand washing with soap and water, said the researchers in the study published in medical journal The Lancet. The researchers tested how long the virus could remain infectious at room temperature on a variety of surfaces. On printing and tissue paper it lasted less than three hours, while on treated wood and cloth, it had disappeared by the second day. On stainless steel and plastic it was present for between four and seven days.

Yemeni government officials claimed shelling by Houthi rebels on Sunday hit a prison for women in the country's south western province, killing at least six prisoners.&nbsp;The officials said the attack also wounded at least two dozen prisoners, including four children staying with their imprisoned mothers, at the central prison in&nbsp;government-held&nbsp;Taiz province.&nbsp;There has been no immediate comment from the Houthis.&nbsp;The shelling came amid a drastic escalation in fighting between the internationally&nbsp;recognised&nbsp;government's forces and the Houthi rebels in recent weeks.&nbsp;

US President Donald Trump on Sunday said that at least 1.6 million people have been tested for the novel coronavirus in the United States. The number, he said, is far more than any country's been able to do. The president exuded optimism and said that the administration has started to see light at the end of the tunnel even as the US saw over 1300 deaths in last 24 hours and positive cases climed to 3.3 lakh.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was taken to hospital on Sunday for tests, his office said, 10 days after he tested positive for coronavirus. Johnson announced he had mild symptoms of COVID-19 on March 27 and had been in self-isolation at his Downing Street residence. He had been scheduled to re-emerge on Friday after a week of recovery and working remotely, but said he would remain at home because he still had a high temperature

The number of coronavirus cases in the US climbed to at least 335,524, on Sunday with at least 9,562 dead, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Of those deaths, 1,344 were reported Saturday -- the most fatalities recorded in the US in a single day. The next two weeks will be crucial in the United States' fight against the coronavirus, warn health officials, who are urging Americans to continue practicing social-distancing measures.

Mainland China reported 30 new coronavirus cases on Saturday, up from 19 cases, a day earlier as the number of cases involving travellers from abroad as well as local transmissions increased, highlighting the difficulty in stamping out the outbreak. The National Health Commission said in a statement on Sunday, that 25 of the latest cases involved people who had entered from abroad. Five new locally transmitted infections were also reported on Saturday, all in the coastal area of Guangdong. China now has a total of 81,669 cases, while the death toll has risen to 3,329.

Italy registered 525 new coronavirus deaths on Sunday, the lowest daily rate within the last two weeks and down from the record high of 969 on 27 March.&nbsp;For the first time, the total number of people hospitalised across Italy fell by 61.&nbsp;This comes alongside a second day-to-day decrease in the number of intensive care unit beds in use.

Spain saw its third consecutive daily decline in the number of people dying from the coronavirus pandemic as the nation recorded another 674 deaths on Sunday. Total deaths in Spain are at 12,418, the highest in the world after Italy. Deaths were sharply down from the record 950 on April 2. The number of infections were at 4.8%, indicating a slowdown in the spread from 8.2% on April 1. The number of people declared to have recovered has increased by 11%.

In a rare address to Britons on Sunday, the Queen will stress the value of self-discipline and resolve during the coronavirus pandemic. In what will only be her fifth special televised message to the country during her 68 years on the throne, the queen will also thank healthcare workers on the front line and recognise the pain already suffered by some families. Like many countries in Europe, Britain is in a state of virtual lockdown, with pubs, restaurants and nearly all shops closed, and social gatherings banned.

Carrie Symonds, fiancee of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, said on Saturday she was recovering after a week of suffering from symptoms of COVID-19. Symonds tweeted: &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve spent the past week in bed with the main symptoms of Coronavirus,&rdquo; though she had not been tested. Symonds, who is pregnant, is not currently staying with Johnson at the prime minister&rsquo;s Downing Street residence. Johnson tested positive for the virus on March 26 and remains quarantined in Downing Street.

US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the country was heading into what could be its &ldquo;toughest&rdquo; weeks as coronavirus cases swell nationwide. He warned states not to inflate their needs for critical medical equipment. &ldquo;There will be a lot of death, unfortunately,&rdquo; Trump said in his daily briefing on the pandemic. He added that the goal was to stay several days ahead of critical medical needs in each state, suggesting that states were asking for more medical supplies than they really needed.

While most European nations have adopted strict lockdown&nbsp;measures, Sweden appears to be more relaxed.&nbsp;Sweden's strategy in fighting the spread of the new coronavirus has come under scrutiny.&nbsp;Swedes made the most of the sunshine as residents were seen walking through the streets of Stockholm.&nbsp;Swedish authorities have advised the public to practice social distancing, but schools, bars and restaurants are still open, and only gatherings of more than 50 people have been banned.&nbsp;So far, some 373 people have died from Covid-19 in Sweden and there are almost 6,500 cases.

As Coronavirus brings the entertainment industry in Europe to a halt, this circus must find a way to continue without its lifeblood - an audience.

Spain recorded a fall in&nbsp;daily&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;fatalities for the second straight day&nbsp;with 809 people dying on&nbsp;Saturday. A record 950 people died of the infection on Thursday&nbsp;and 932 on Friday. Spain has registered&nbsp;124,736 cases of coronavirus&nbsp;and&nbsp;11,744 deaths -&nbsp;second highest in the world after United States.&nbsp;Spanish Prime Minister Pedro S&aacute;nchez&nbsp;has extended the lockdown in the country till April 25 saying that the curbs are saving lives.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States has topped 300,000 and there have been more than 8,100 deaths, Johns Hopkins University reported on Saturday. The Baltimore-based university, which has been keeping a running tally of global coronavirus numbers, said there are at least 300,915 confirmed virus cases in the US and there have been 8,162 deaths.

Prince Charles' office has denied that he recovered from coronavirus after Ayurveda and homeopathy treatment from India. Union Minister of State for Ayush Shripad Naik had claimed that Isaac Mathai, who runs the Soukya Ayurveda Resort in Bengaluru, told him that his treatment of "Prince Charles through ayurveda and homeopathy has been successful". A Clarence House spokesperson on Saturday refuted the claim saying that it's incorrect, adding that the Prince of Wales followed the medical advice of the NHS in the UK and nothing more.

Britain on Saturday reported 708 more deaths from Covid-19 in a new daily high, as the number of confirmed cases rose to nearly 42,000.&nbsp;The health ministry said 4,313 people who tested positive for the virus in hospital had died while there were 41,903 confirmed cases as on Saturday.&nbsp;The toll has been steadily increasing at more than over 500 deaths a day this week and the country is bracing for an expected peak in the next week to 10 days.&nbsp;Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is in self-isolation after developing mild symptoms of the disease, ordered a three-week lockdown of the country on March 23 to try to cut infections.&nbsp;

A group of Chinese mountaineers have begun an expedition on Mount Everest while the site was currently closed to foreign climbers because of the coronavirus pandemic. The highest peak of the world stands on the border of China and Nepal and can be climbed from both sides. China has closed its side to foreign climbers while Nepal has cancelled all expeditions in response to the pandemic.&nbsp;There&nbsp;are&nbsp;more than two dozen Chinese climbers tackling Mount Everest&nbsp;and&nbsp;were expected to reach the advanced base camp at an altitude of 6,450&nbsp;metres&nbsp;soon.&nbsp;

The worst stage of coronavirus pandemic became visible in the US when the Donald Trump government reported that employers cut over 7 lakh jobs in the first two weeks of March -- close to the May 2009 financial crisis peak of 800,000 job losses. Most of the job losses were reported from restaurants and bars, followed by retailers. It was the first decline in payrolls since September 2010, CNBC reported.&nbsp; The unemployment rate rose to 4.4 per cent - from 3.5 per cent -- the first job&nbsp;decline&nbsp;in a decade, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Friday.

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