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For the first time in 68 years, Queen Elizabeth II will not be marking her birthday with the traditional royal gun salute.

Many UK doctors still do not have adequate protective equipment for treating coronavirus patients, a major survey of British medics has revealed.

The Spanish Ministry of Health confirmed Saturday that more than 20,000 people have now died from coronavirus in the country.

Nearly 400 Rohingya refugees who left Bangladesh by boat nearly two months ago have been rescued at sea, the Bangladesh Coast Guard has said, while confirming that at least 32 people died on the journey.

The makeshift poster is displayed proudly in the window of a London home. "We love the NHS" is written in children's handwriting above a picture of a rainbow. A few doors down the street, another colorful arch is daubed on a bed sheet hanging from a balcony.

For weeks, Christian Parker has been working to save lives across the United States from his home in Washington state using a 3D printer and a blueprint for a small, Y-shaped piece of plastic.

CNN's Hala Gorani speaks with Tom Moore, the 99-year-old war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the UK's National Health Service (NHS) by walking 100 lengths of his garden.

This week, as younger children across Denmark walked onto school grounds, school bags on their backs and holding parents by the hand, things seemed almost normal. Almost.

The European Space Agency has released two images of Venice, taken one year apart, which highlight the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on its famous waterways.

China has revised its official death toll from the novel coronavirus, raising the number of fatalities attributed to the pandemic by more than a third.

At the beginning of the year, parts of east Asia were a somewhat scary place to be.

• How coronavirus has changed Venice

The difficulties of isolation and working from home during lockdown are most acutely felt by those in small apartments and other confined spaces. This may especially be the case in densely populated cities like New York and London -- and is almost a given in places like Hong Kong and Tokyo, where space comes at an eye-watering premium.

If you ever wanted to get your life together -- or give the appearance of doing so -- look no further than Marie Kondo. Through her best-selling books and popular Netflix series, the Japanese tidying expert has spotlighted human nature's tendency to hoard, and offers strategies to tackle intimidating piles of clothes, paperwork and that drawer where everything miscellaneous goes.

The Walt Disney Company, unquestionably, deserves a lot of credit.

Starbucks is adopting a "monitor and adapt" strategy to reopen some cafes in the US following their closures in mid-March.

• Internet pays tribute to key workers in video

Amazon has started to develop a test for the novel coronavirus in order to help restart the battered economy.

Global Grad Show is a celebration of academic ingenuity billed as the "world's leading exhibition of innovative graduate design."