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Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab and the country's entire government have resigned after the deadly Beirut blast that killed at least 160 people.

Donald Trump has been escorted out of a press briefing by a Secret Service agent after a shooting outside the White House.

The head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said he can see "green shoots of hope" in the battle against coronavirus, even with the global case count set to reach 20 million within days.

A Japanese ship that ran aground near the coast of Mauritius has stopped leaking oil, the country's prime minister has said.

Anyone planning a holiday across the Channel is being warned to "keep an eye" on Foreign Office advice, in case France's quarantine status changes, a minister has said.

Forty-nine people have died after a landslide at a tea plantation in India - with fears at least 20 more are buried under debris.

North Korea's Red Cross has deployed 43,000 volunteers to help communities prevent coronavirus outbreaks after fears the country had its first recorded case.

Australia recorded its highest day of coronavirus-related deaths on Monday, despite a slowdown in the rate of infection.

Through the darkness of the early hours we spot what looks like a small boat, not heading out from Calais, but towards the beach where we are hidden in the sand dunes.

Twitter says it is being "throttled" as part of a social media shutdown in Belarus, after the country's authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko warned protesters of a crackdown.