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'I will protect you if your governor FAILS.' vows Trump
President Trump continued to characterize the federal government as a backstop for the states in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic in comments he made at Tuesday's taskforce briefing.
Police say they will patrol caravan parks over Easter
'Over the next couple of days, NSW Police will be out on our roads, making sure that people adhere to the orders around the Easter holidays,' Commissioner Fuller said.
Mayor Bill de Blasio admits NYC likely undercounting coronavirus deaths
New York City's coronavirus death toll may be even higher than 3,500, Mayor Bill de Blasio admits, as potential victims who were not tested for the virus are not included in official figures.
A third of Brits think the police have gone too far with their lockdown crackdown
Half of the public support the force's approach to implementing coronavirus lockdown rules such as social distancing measures in the UK, a third believe their handling has been too strict.
Coronavirus plan to expose young, healthy Australians to boost immunity
Social distancing measures would be loosened to expose young and healthy Australians to coronavirus in a bid to lift immunity rates under a new plan being considered by health officials..
Australians' spend first free moments moaning about conditions in Sydney coronavirus quarantine
There have been mixed opinions among the first returned travellers who were allowed to leave their Sydney hotel rooms after 14 days in quarantine at the Swissotel five-star hotel in the city's CB...
Boris Johnson could be off work at least a month
Scientists forecast Mr Johnson would be physically drained from fighting the virus, for which he is still being treated in St Thomas' in central London.
Coronavirus: Children rushed to hospital as returned travellers end 14-day lockdown at Swissotel
A convoy of ambulances arrived at the Hilton resort in the city's CBD at about 10pm on Tuesday, just two hours before cruise ship passengers were able to leave the nearby Swissotel.
Donald Trump DENIES ever seeing doomsday coronavirus memo from White House adviser
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he didn't see memos adviser Peter Navarro wrote warning White House officials of the potential human and economic costs of a coronavirus pandemic.
British Army soldiers try on Hazmat suits and are taught how to apply protective gear
Service personnel were learning how to use Personal Protective Equipment during training with the North Wales Ambulance Service.
Husband left alone as his wife died of coronavirus
Maureen Preedy, 70, died on Monday in Perth while her husband Barry, who is also infected with the virus, has spent the time alone in quarantine.
Custard Cream one of nation's guiltiest pleasures...but dangers that lurk beneath take the biscuit
As Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick orchestrated delivery of hundreds of thousands of food boxes during the pandemic, his choice to include the Custard Cream became a hot topic.
Woman in her 80s dies in Victoria
A woman in her 80s has died from coronavirus in Victoria,. The woman died in hospital overnight as the number of cases in Australia reached 5,900.
Retired NYPD sergeant dies on Manhattan street an hour after leaving hospital with COVID-19
Retired NYPD sergeant Yon Chang, 56, was diagnosed with COVID-19 at Lenox Hill Hospital early Tuesday morning. He forcibly discharged himself and was found dead in the street at 6.05am.
Men are more likely than women to die from coronavirus, new data suggests
In Italy, men made up 55 per cent of cases but 69 per cent of deaths and in Germany men account for 52 per cent of cases and 65 per cent of deaths.
Coronavirus UK: Sir Patrick Vallance welcomes fall in new cases
The UK's top scientist offered the public a glimmer of hope that the strict coronavirus shutdown is having an effect today.
First patients arrive at London's new Nightingale Hospital
The first patients have been admitted to the NHS Nightingale hospital in London which was created to boost capacity during the coronavirus outbreak, the hospital has said.
'You're not going to DIE from this pill!' Trump ramps up his support for unproven anti-malaria drug
President Donald Trump doubled down on his defense of the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine for use to combat the coronavirus, saying no one would die from the pill.
Manhattan's Cathedral of St. John the Divine will serve as a field hospital for coronavirus patients
A vast cathedral in central New York is being converted into a field hospital during the coronavirus pandemic, its dean said Monday, as the US struggles to cope with the mounting crisis.
The day Britain prayed and clapped for stricken Boris as he battles coronavirus in intensive care
The message 'Pray for Boris' was shared across social media and appeared on signs outside houses in the UK, while some Brits clapped for Boris Johnson at 8pm.
Hollywood legend, Tippi Hedren, the original 'lion queen' who had an obsession with big cats
Shocking and glamorous pictures from Tippi Hedren's 1973 LIFE Magazine spread show her at home in Beverly Hills with her pet lion, Neil. She eventually amassed a collection of 150 big cats
Dominic Raab says he is 'confident' Boris Johnson will 'pull through' coronavirus battle
Dominic Raab this evening insisted he is 'confident' Boris Johnson will 'pull through' his intensive care battle with coronavirus as the de facto prime minister labelled his boss a 'fighter'.
EasyJet founder blasts airline's bosses for taking £600million from taxpayers
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou accused bosses of 'misusing taxpayers' money' and said the decision not to terminate the deal with Airbus 'could be the biggest scandal in British corporate history'.
Louisiana woman, 86, and three of her sons die within ten days of one another from coronavirus
Antoinette Franklin, 86, from New Orleans died along with her sons Herman Franklin Jr., 71, Anthony Franklin Sr., 58 and Timothy Franklin, 61. All four died between March 20 and 30th.
Coronavirus infection curve flattens to point authorities consider relaxing restrictions by May 1
Sydney could see coronavirus lockdown restrictions lifted in as little as three weeks to help struggling businesses.
ICU nurse is suspended after she bought $12,000 of 'unauthorized' PPE using GoFundMe donations
Nurse Olga Matievskaya was able to get 500 masks, 4,000 shoe covers and 400 caps from the money donated on her GoFundMe page for Newark Beth Israel Medical Center.
Coronavirus UK: 12-week-old baby becomes one of youngest cases
Little Winter-Rose Watson, 12 weeks, is thought to be one of the youngest cases of coronavirus in the UK. Her mother Jade found out the infant had the deadly virus 24 hours after a doctor dismiss...
Victoria Police release CCTV to find man who attacked a young woman, 20, on a Melbourne bus
Victoria Police have released CCTV images of a man they believe can assist with their inquiries into the March 12 incident which happened at around 10.30am.
Supermoon shines on lockdown Britain: People across the country look to the skies
Across the country, people have being grabbing cameras and smartphones to try and record the lunar light show, a welcome respite from the coronavirus pandemic.
New York City's pandemic plan in 2006 warned it could be short 9,500 ventilatorys
In 2006, then-New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled a pandemic plan that warned the city would need 9,500 ventilators. Only 500 were bought, and they all ended up on the auction block.
Mexican health official infected with COVID-19 was fired after 'spiting, coughing on hospital staff'
Mexican health official Dr. Daniel López Regalado tested positive for COVID-19 was fired Monday from his director post after 'spitting and coughing on hospital staff' over the weekend.
Economy CANNOT restart until testing and contact tracing improves, says John Hopkins expert
Dr. Robert Bollinger of Johns Hopkins University has warned that the 'biggest issue' in the fight against the pandemic is the lack of testing.
House Armed Services committee chair demands Donald Trump FIRE his navy secretary
President Donald Trump said it was 'unselfish' of acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly to resign his post but noted he had 'no role' in getting rid of the official.
'Welcome to the s*** show!' Wisconsin's lieutenant governor mocks chaos of in-person primary voting
The Wisconsin primary went ahead Tuesday despite the Democratic governor's effort to delay the election until June, in what the state's lieutenant governor called a 'S*** Show.'
Donald Trump says Ivanka created 15 million jobs as the nation braces for more unemployment claims
First Daughter Ivanka Trump joined her father at a White House event for small business Tuesday, where the president made the astonishing claim she had created 15 million jobs.
Chief medical officer urges relatives to stay away from care homes with one in ten already infected
So far 70 care home residents have died of COVID-19 but the lack of testing makes it impossible to know the extent of the crisis.
Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy is planning for May practices despite pandemic
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy is planning for May practices despite the pandemic because his players are young enough to 'fight this virus off' and the state economy needs football.
Cruise line bosses 'concealed' coronavirus infections to fool passengers
A devastating class-action lawsuit against Costa, an Italian cruise line that is part of the Carnival Corporation group, was launched today in Miami.
Man stabs to death three women and injures a fourth before being shot and killed by police
Authorities in Tennessee say a man arrived at the Pilot Travel Center in Knoxville armed with a knife and stabbed to death three female workers. A deputy then shot and killed him.
Schoolboy, 15, turns bedroom into PPE factory
Harry Cooper from Middlesborough is making them on a 3D printer he got for Christmas and is handing out the safety equipment free of charge. He's already taken over 100 orders.
Hasidic Jews gather for funeral of rabbi in Brooklyn despite being told to stay home
Brooklyn's Hasidic Jewish community gathered for the funeral of a beloved rabbi on Sunday despite being ordered to stay home by the governor and after NYPD cops broke up a different funeral
Requests to delay mortgage payments jump nearly 2,000% due to coronavirus outbreak
The results of a new survey shows that requests to delay mortgage payments jumped nearly 2,000 per cent as borrowers seek immediate relief during the coronavirus outbreak.
New York state sees another coronavirus 731 deaths - the highest increase yet
The number of coronavirus deaths across New York State rose by the highest number yet in 24 hours, with 731 people dying from the disease between Monday and Tuesday.
Pilot takes incredible photos of Area 51 that reveal construction of mysterious massive hangar
Gabriel Zeifman took the images while flying in his Cessna 150, after receiving permission from air traffic controllers to pass through the airspace last weekend because it was 'cold.'
US coronavirus death toll now at more than 12000
The death toll from the coronavirus pandemic increased by roughly 1,200 in 24 hours on Tuesday to bring the total number of fatalities to 12,035.
How DID Ant McPartlin blow £20million? ALISON BOSHOFF asks where could the money have gone?
ALISON BOSHOFF: Ant McPartlin has opted to dissolve his company Teecourt. Ant, who lives in South West London applied to Companies House last month to have the company struck off.
PharmaBro Martin Shkreli wants to be released from prison for three months to work on COVID-19 cure
Martin Shkreli is currently locked up at a Pennsylvania prison and wrote in the Prospero Pharma manuscript: 'Being released to the post-COVID world is no solace to even the incarcerated.'
Cats' VFX staff had to work 90-hour weeks and sleep at their desks to finish movie, source says
A visual artist who worked on the musical movie Cats has described working on the post-production of the film under Oscar-winning director Tom Hooper as akin to being 'almost slavery'.
The £2million hippo-potty!
The copper, metal and bronze hippos were created by French sculptor François-Xavier Lalanne in 1992. The set goes on sale in Paris in June and is in full working order.
Senate to rush through ANOTHER $250 billion bailout for small businesses as early as Thursday
Mitch McConnell wants to have another round of small business bailouts on the Senate floor by Thursday in an expansion of the Paycheck Protection Program.
Woman who survived coronavirus after 10 days on ventilator is cheered by nurses leaving hospital
A coronavirus survivor was greeted by a chorus of applause as she left St David's South Austin Medical Center in Texas on Thursday after 16 days of treatment and 10 days on a breathing machine.
Mayor who sent cops to break up parties found his wife at one of them
Alton Mayor Brant Walker issued an apology and said that he has instructed the town's police chief to treat his wife, Shannon, 'as he would any citizen violating the "Stay At Home" order.'
Shocking moment doctor grabs teenage girl by the neck in fight over social distancing
A doctor from Indiana faces a first-degree strangulation charge after a video emerged showing him allegedly strangling an 18-year-old girl in Kentucky during a fight over social distancing.
Coronavirus US: Cases soar in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Louisiana
In Michigan, there have been 727 deaths and 17,221 confirmed cases as the coronavirus continues to spread rapidly across the country.
Boy, 5, killed by a stray bullet while filming TikTok videos with his father on their balcony
Jordan Allen Jr, 5, was sitting on his family's balcony in Houston making TikTok videos with his father, also named Jordan, when someone fired six shots outside, striking the boy.
Pennsylvania's Brighton Rehabilitation is assuming all 450 residents and 300 staff have coronavirus
After consulting the Department of Health, Brighton Rehabilitation & Wellness Centre said Friday it is 'presuming all staff and residents may be positive' and is shifting away from testing.
Cop follows two black men around a Walmart and tells them they're not allowed to wear medical masks
Jemon Best, of Belleville, posted the video to Youtube after he and Diangelo Jackson, of Wood River, experienced the 'terrifying' ordeal at the Wood River Walmart.
Dow surges 850 points one day after the index skyrocketed 7%
Wall Street resumed a strong rally on Tuesday as early signs of a slowdown in coronavirus cases in U.S. hot spots raised hopes that the sweeping lockdown measures were working.
Amazon tracking staff and will FIRE them for failing to socially distance themselves from co-workers
Workers are said to have received letters from their employer explaining they could be sacked after just one warning. It is understood cameras will be used to watch staff.
US coronavirus: Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville houses hundreds of unused jets
Stunning photos from the Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville show row upon row of planes owned by major commercial and cargo carriers sitting idly under the desert sun.
New lab opened at Cambridge University to help Gov reach 100,000-a-day coronavirus testing target
Cambridge University has teamed up with AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline and set up a Covid-19 testing laboratory to help meet the Government's 100,000-a-day target by end of April.
Stop & Shop, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's workers in Boston unite to protest
Employees joined forces with customers to demand 'adequate protections' Tuesday, main. Wando Evans, bottom inset and Phillip Thomas, top inset, two Walmart employees died of coronavirus.
Why the COVID-19 death toll could be much higher: Only those tested BEFORE they die are counted
The chair of NYC council health committee Mark Levine said Monday only people confirmed to have the virus before they die are being 'marked as victims of coronavirus'.
Dominic Raab won't answer if he or whole cabinet will have ultimate responsibility for the country
Dominic Raab took charge of Britain's battle against coronavirus on Tuesday as acting Prime Minister - but was warned just to 'hold on to the steering wheel'.
Trump FIRES inspector general who was due to be in charge of overseeing $2 trillion bailout cash
Donald Trump fired on Monday the watchdog overseeing the implementation of the $2.2 trillion coronavirus economic relief package.
Deborah Birx says she stayed away from her sick 10-month-old granddaughter to avoid sickening Trump
Top White House medical expert, Dr Deborah Birx, has revealed that she stayed away from her feverish 10-month-old granddaughter in order to keep Trump from getting sick.
Tourists are told to stay away from visiting Gunnison County, Colorado during coronavirus pandemic
Gunnison County is asking tourists not to come and visit under pandemic is over. The scenic county is popular with skiers, mountain bikers and rock climbers.
CNN host Chris Cuomo shares scary X-ray of his lungs showing excess fluid caused by the coronavirus
Coronavirus -stricken CNN host Chris Cuomo has shared X-rays of his lungs which show the effects of the virus up close.
Michael Biehn reprises his role as Terminator's Sergeant Kyle Reese to tell people to stay at home
Michael Biehn recreated a famous scene from the film during which his character warns Sarah Connor about Arnold Schwarzenegger's killing machine sent by Skynet to terminate her.
Coronavirus Australia: New cluster of cases at Burnie hospital
Tasmania's health department confirmed eight cases linked to Tasmania's North West Regional Hospital, including six staff, while a nurse from Brisbane has also tested positive.
Vegetarian couple in coronavirus quarantine at hotel say they've been given meals with meat in them
Callum Shally and his girlfriend Shannen Wynne have been in isolation inside the Crown Promenade hotel in the Perth suburb of Burwood for the last nine days.
Mother-of-two, 38, died drink-driving wrong way down M4
Georgina Coombs, 38, crashed into an innocent motorist after rowing with guests at a house party and storming out of the house in South Wales on February 22, 2019.
101-year-old woman escapes home to visit daughter amid Germany's coronavirus lockdown
A 101-year-old woman crept out of an old people's home in northern Germany in a bid to get to visit her daughter on her birthday, flouting the country's rules in place regarding coronavirus lockd...
Estranged wife of a NASA astronaut facing 5 years in jail for falsely claiming spouse hacked account
Summer Worden is accused of falsely filing complaints against astronaut Anne McClain on two occasions, according to federal authorities.
Trump calls WHO 'China-centric' and says he might slash funding
President Trump went after the World Health Organization in a tweet Tuesday, calling it too 'China centric' and threatening to trim U.S. funding from the body.
Frontline NHS nurse begs Britons to abide by coronavirus lockdown in stark warning
Lexi Georgiades, who works on the cardiac ward at Darent Valley Hospital near Dartford, Kent, took to social media after the intense shift.
Nurse, 70, who served 44 years with the NHS dies from coronavirus
A 'completely dedicated' nurse who served the NHS for 44 years has died from the coronavirus, as its announced a doctor treating patients also succumbed to the disease in London.
Honda, Nissan among latest to furlough thousands of US workers
The two car manufacturers said on Tuesday the pandemic, which has so far claimed 11,000 Americans and infected 370,000 others, had slashed demand for cars across the US.
Jeff Bezos is the world's wealthiest person for the 3rd year in a row, despite $36 billion divorce
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is once again the richest person in the world, despite his divorce from Mackenzie last year which cost him a quarter of his stake in the tech giant.
Mother of bus driver reveals his heartbreaking final words
EXCLUSIVE: Emeka Nyack, 36, who drove the number four bus in London, died on Saturday after fighting coronavirus for more than two weeks. He had warned about lack of safety precautions.
Border Patrol sniffer dog discovers 32 migrants including a child hiding inside a trailer in Texas
CBP agents in Texas discovered 32 migrants who were unlawfully ferried from Mexico on Sunday. The each wore specially marked t-shirts with digits or letters.
Judge brands mother-of-three greedy for pocketing £13,000 in benefits despite hidden inheritance
Hannah Chandler, 36, from Gloucester, claimed over £13,000 in State Benefits, despite having more than £460,000 in her bank secret account, saved from her late mother's inheritance.
Tiger King star Joe Exotic's niece claims he froze dead tiger cubs to sell
Chealsi Putman, the niece of controversial Netflix's star Joe Exotic, is exposing all his dark family secrets in an exclusive interview with DailyMailTV. She said: 'The real-life Joe is 100 times...
One of Britain's most prolific criminals 'Billy the Pigeon' jailed for two years with 450 offences
William Frederick Armstrong, dubbed 'Billy the Pigeon', from Newcastle, is sentenced to two years for eight burglaries. But he has stacked up more than 450 offences in his life
Democrats rush to another $1 trillion package for small businesses and more checks for all
Democrats want to pass another economic stimulus bill after fears emerged that the $2.2 trillion package passed last month will not do enough to help small businesses and unemployed.
Hilarious moment thieving pet ferret films himself as he steals owner's selfie stick
Amy Walton, 35, from Lincoln, Nebraska, had put her selfie stick on the kitchen table. She did it so it would be out of 11-month-old Crash's reach. Or so she thought.
Florida man battered female Dollar Tree employee
Stephen Fanelli, 55, struck discount store employee Nyashata Chajani on the arm and pushed her with both hands during a dispute at a branch in Madeira Beach, Tampa. He has been charged.
Border Force intercepts 63 migrants crossing English Channel
Border Force officials brought the asylum seekers to Dover, Kent, where they will be checked for coronavirus symptoms. The first boat made it to English waters shortly before midnight.
Oblivious pedestrian fails to spot huge RHINO lumbering towards him as he crosses a road
The footage was shot just outside Chitwan National Park in Nepal after the beast wandered out from the nearby forest. The man doesn't see the rhino but a voice warns him to get out of the way.
Now both Georgia GOP senators face scrutiny over stock transactions
Now Sen. David Purdue, a Georgia Republican, is facing questions over a flurry of stock transactions he made in March as the coronanvirus pandemic wreaked havoc on the stock market.
Police enter day five of search for Robert F. Kennedy's great grandson Gideon
Maryland authorities have entered day five of their search for Robert F. Kennedy's great-grandson just 24 hours after his mother's body was pulled from the Chesapeake Bay.
Former children's laureate Michael Rosen, 73, is 'still poorly' with suspected coronavirus
Michael Rosen, 73, is 'still poorly' with suspected coronavirus, his family have revealed, warning that the road to recovery will be a 'long, hard process'.
George Pell's reaction in jail when his child sex abuse conviction was quashed
Cardinal Pell won his appeal bid to the High Court on Tuesday and walked free from Barwon Prison, near Geelong in the Australian state of Victoria, after 404 days behind bars.
600 people have died in Iran after drinking neat alcohol to 'cure' coronavirus
Iran's judicial spokesman Gholam Hossein Esmaili revealed the new figures Tuesday as he vowed to punish the 'criminals' responsible for peddling the fake coronavirus 'cure'.
'Normal life won't resume until 2021.' says top scientist in pandemic preparedness
Ali Nouri, President of the Federation of American Scientists, told DailyMail.com that the public may not be 'going back to our daily lives' for another year.
Woman accidentally gives council 'the finger' instead of a thumbs up emoji
The online conversation between Brenda M Boyd and North Tyneside Council took place on April 3 when she asked whether their garden bin collections had resumed.
Manchester Arena attack survivors fear they will not be designated 'core participants'
A video-link hearing was today told that key evidence from those who survived the attack in Manchester on May 22 2017, was being ignored by the public inquiry.
White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham is forced out by new chief of staff
White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham is leaving her role as White House press secretary and will return to the office of First Lady Melania Trump.
Italy sees smallest increase in coronavirus infections for almost four weeks with 3,039 new cases
The total of confirmed cases increased by 3,039 on Tuesday to 135,586, the second successive daily decline, underscoring growing confidence that the illness is on the retreat thanks to the lockdo...
Grandmother, 74, 'is persuaded by her GP to waive emergency treatment'
Margaret Emerson, 74, was contacted by her doctor at the Courtside Practice in Yate, near Bristol, and asked about what she would prefer to happen if she contracted coronavirus.
America drew up secret plans codenamed Operation Sandstone to invade Britain during the Cold War
Fearing Russian forces would soon be London, they said information about Britain's beaches would be vital for America to send in the Marines in an attempt to launch a counter-offensive.
Two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, have gone missing a second time - just four days after being found
Cash Bailey, 16, and Karla Pettit, 15, both from Sussex, have gone missing for a second time after being found four days earlier. They vanished in early March sparking a police investigation.
Amateur photographer plunges 100ft to death in Brecon Beacons gorge while taking photos
Gerald Davies, 76, set off in his Mini Cooper to take pictures of the beauty spot known as the Clydach Gorge in the Brecon Beacons, but never returned after tragically falling to his death.
Drunken bully faces jail after leaving his ex-girlfriend feeling like a 'prisoner in her own home'
Stephen Crellin, 37, from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, admitted using violence to secure entry to a property, battery and harassment and was remanded in custody for the preparation of reports...
Paris bans outdoor exercise and threatens to hit joggers with £120 fines amid coronavirus lockdown
In a shock move announced by the city's Police Prefecture, joggers and walkers were told they would be fined the equivalent of around £120 if found breaking the restrictions.
Stephen Fry loses bid to save HMP Reading where Oscar Wilde was famously held
The comedian along with LGBT campaigners and Reading Borough Council wanted to make it an arts centre and 'a site of LGBT history' after Wilde serve his sentence there in the late 1800s.
Hero cop saves man who wanted to commit suicide by jumping off a highway overpass in Mexico City
Mexico City Public Safety special operations director Marco Antonio Ramírez Rocha was hailed for his heroic effort in saving a man who attempted to commit suicide Monday night.
Incredible video shows Toronto McDonalds covered in bags ready to be filled with orders
A video shared by Katie Hope showed the chain restaurant - located on Queen Street and Spadina Avenue - empty with actual customers but stacked with endless bags.
Coronavirus UK: Royals wish Boris Johnson a 'speedy recovery'
Her Majesty said her thoughts were also with the Prime Minister's pregnant fiancee Carrie Symonds and his family as the Prime Minister battles the virus in intensive care at St Thomas' Hospital.
Coronavirus UK: Stanley Johnson says son Boris is 'a fighter'
Stanley Johnson, 79, who has himself gone into self-isolation at his 500-acre country home in Exmoor, Devon following his son's illness, said he is following the PM's progress on the news.
Former Love Island star Mike Boateng faces misconduct hearing about allegations while in police
Mike Boateng served with Greater Manchester Police before he quit to join the show. He is said to have 'strenuously denied any wrongdoing'.
Vets warn dog owners not to let their pets eat hot cross buns because the raisins can be toxic
Nicole Hellyer from Surrey had to rush her two dogs Timmy and Sydney to the vets for life-saving treatment after they shared a packet of hot cross buns they found on the countertop.
Line of duo-ty: Identical teenage twins, 19, fulfil their boyhood dream to join police
Jack and Tom Herbert, 19, are following in the footsteps of their father, a chief inspector. Jack as signed up with Dyfed-Powys Police, while his brother Tom joins father Jason at South Wales.
Police arrest two men and a woman on suspicion of murder in West Yorkshire
Officers were called to Thornes Park in Rastrick, Brighouse, West Yorkshire, at 1.36am yesterday by paramedics treating the man, 33, for serious head injuries.
Pizza delivery driver glassed and battered by four thugs before they steal his car
Police are pleading for witnesses after releasing horrifying footage of a pizza delivery driver being glassed and battered by thugs who then stole his car after leaving him lying in a Manchester ...
Daughter of murdered UW doctor and husband was dating the main suspect
Dailymail.com can reveal that suspect Khari Sanford, 18, was dating the couple's daughter Mimi Carre and had moved in with the family.
Donald Trump calls damning IG report on hospitals lacking medical gear 'another fake dossier'
President Donald Trump on Tuesday compared a devastating inspector general's report on a lack of hospital gear to the Steele dossier, and attacked the independent IG as a partisan.
Medics search for Johnny Depp's severed fingertip as Amber Heard sobs in the background
Johnny Depp and his then-wife Amber Heard had an explosive argument at Depp's rented home in Queensland, Australia, in March 2015.
Which experimental drugs could Prime Minister Boris Johnson be given in intensive care?
Boris Johnson is being cared for at St Thomas' Hospital, a central London hospital involved with major trials of experimental drugs on COVID-19 patients.
Leonard 'Nipper' Read who put the Kray twins behind bars has died
The detective Len 'Nipper' Read who put the Kray twins away died this morning at the age of 95. East End mobsters, the Krays, were arrested in May 1968 by team led by Mr Read.
Colorado man is handcuffed for playing tee-ball with his wife and kid at a park
Matt Mooney took to Facebook to share that he had been arrested in Donelson Park, posting a cheeky status about how he could mark detainment off his 'bucket list'.
Reporter from Chinese propaganda outlet attends White House presser and pushes Chinese aid to US
Republicans are claiming a reporter with Hong Kong-based Phoenix TV infiltrated President Trump's White House briefing on Monday in order to promote Beijing's coronavirus spin.
Picturesque villages across Britain usually teeming with tourists fall quiet as coronavirus lockdown
These are the picturesque villages which would usually be teeming with tourists at this time of year. But these pictures show them practically empty, due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Amie Morris, 38, from Sydney issues a warning after catching coronavirus from her DATE
Amie Morris, from Bondi in Sydney's eastern suburns, developed a sore throat and a fever within just 24-hours of meeting the man who unknowingly infected her with the deadly virus.
California family beats lockdown boredom with amazing basketball tricks
JoBen Barkey entertained his five children on lockdown by pulling off some incredible basketball trick shots with them.The California dad wanted his kids to have fun in quarantine.
A&E medics film themselves dancing to Aretha Franklin's Respect to raise morale during coronavirus
Staff at Prince Charles Hospital in Merthyr Tydfil dance around the department wearing face masks with some in blue gloves and plastic aprons. One worker wears a bright green hazmat suit.
Police probe murder of three women in London amid fears domestic violence is soaring during lockdown
Police are probing the murder of three women in London in just two weeks, as officers arrest a man on suspicion of murder after finding the latest victim dead at her flat on Plevna Road in Enfiel...
Madison Tam, 18, becomes the SEVENTEENTH person to die at a 'cursed' swimming hole in Cairns
Madison Tam, 18, disappeared while paddling at Devil's Pool - an off-limits swimming site - at Babinda Boulders, south of Cairns, at 3pm on Monday.
Shocking video shows more than 1,200 pieces of alligator skin laid on a sports ground in China
Two Chinese citizens have been arrested yesterday after local police found them with over 1,200 pieces of the animal skins hidden inside a lorry. China has banned all trade and consumption of wil...
Coronavirus US: Trump's 'financial interest' in malaria drug firm
President Donald Trump was lobbied to use hydroxychloroquine to treat the coronavirus during an Oval Office visit from Fox News host Laura Ingraham.
Coronavirus survivor clapped by neighbours in Sevilla as she arrives home from hospital
A Spanish woman was met with cheers, applause and music as she returned home to her block of flats in Triana, Seville in an ambulance after she made a recovery from coronavirus.
Number 10 thanks Trump for his offer of experimental coronavirus treatment for Boris Johnson
The President had offered Boris Johnson support after hearing he had been taken to intensive care in London due to coronavirus symptoms. The PM is understood to remain in 'good spirits'.
Nude sunbathers are ordered to cover up (their mouths) in the Czech Republic
More than a hundred people, including nudists, descended on the Czech spa town of Lázně Bohdaneč to enjoy the good weather.
Leopard shows off its impressive strength as it scales a tree carrying an impala in its jaws
A leopard at Kruger National Park, South Africa, demonstrates its raw strength as it carries an impala up a tree in its mouth as it looks for somewhere safe to enjoy its catch.
Crackdown on holiday-let owners after hundreds are caught flouting ban amid coronavirus lockdown
Owners of 200 properties in Cornwall are being investigated for defying the ban amid the coronavirus lockdown. Cornwall Council has now launched a crackdown on rogue operators.
Motorist caught driving at 110mph from Nottingham to London was doing so 'to buy cheaper BREAD'
The driver, who had two young children in the car, was pulled over by police on the M1 during a 240-mile round trip, in which he told officers he was driving to the capital because loaves were £...
First Rikers Island inmate dies of coronavirus
Michael Tyson, 53, had been held at Rikers Island prison complex in New York on a technical parole violation since 28 February, according to prison records.
Sweden's coronavirus death toll jumps by record 114
The 114 new deaths bring the toll from 477 to 591, an increase of nearly 24 per cent which will add to growing alarm about the light touch that Sweden is taking.
ASOS clothes factory is producing up to 5,000 scrubs a week for frontline NHS staff
Fashion Enter, in north London, has switched it production line in order to fuel the increasing demand for personal protective equipment for NHS staff amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Pensioner reveals she was once offered a Van Gogh masterpiece now worth £13million
Gaye Horrell, 76, was offered the painting called Peasant Woman in Front of a Farmhouse for free in 1967. But she was persuaded by her in-laws at the time that it was 'not worth having.'
Three children rushed from coronavirus quarantine hotel to hospital 'for COVID-19 treatment'
A convoy of ambulances arrived at the Hilton resort in the city's CBD at about 10pm on Tuesday.
United Airlines is hit with class-action lawsuit for refusing to issue refunds for canceled flights
United Airlines slashed its flight schedules due to the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in thousands of flight cancellations, and refuses to give monetary refunds.
Traffic police are ridiculed for trying to catch speeding drivers on an EMPTY A-road
Heavy-handed cops were spotted trying to catch speeding motorists - on an empty A-road. The speed trap was in place on the A3 at Tibbet's Corner, in Wimbledon, south London.
Devastated mother, 40, tells of finding 15-year-old son dead during lockdown
Talented kickboxer Kian Southway, from Rhondda, South Wales, told his mother he wanted to 'fast forward it all' when social distancing rules were brought in.
Farmers forced to pour away thousands of gallons of milk due to coronavirus
Clive Stickland, 62, from West Sussex, is one of hundreds of farmers who has got rid of thousands of litres of milk after the closures of cafes and restaurants saw demand fall by 50 per cent.
Colombians break coronavirus lockdown after image of Jesus appears in tree
Dozens of locals in the Colombian town of Magangué broke lockdown in order to gather at the foot of a tree where they claimed an image of Jesus had appeared in order to pray for protection.
Hour-by-hour, how Boris Johnson's coronavirus descent went from video selfies to intensive care
Just four weeks ago was still shaking hands with the likes of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, and insisting it was fine as long as you washed your hands afterwards. Now he is in hospital ...
Mother of London bus driver, 36, who died from Covid-19 voices fears over protective equipment
Emeka Nyack, 36, who drove the number four bus from Blackfriars to Archway in north London succumbed to the disease at the end of March after fighting it for two weeks.
Dulux announces arrival of six puppies giving hope to Old English Sheepdog breed
Last year, the Kennel Club announced the famous Dulux dog was on the 'at watch list' after figures of puppy registration dropped but in the past year the reduction in registrations fell by just o...
Coronavirus nurse, 32, dies of cardiac arrest after working day and night to save COVID-19 patients
The 32-year-old medic, Zhang Jingjing, was pronounced dead yesterday at Qilu Hospital in Shandong Province. She had just finished her 14-day quarantine and was due to go home.