US President Donald Trump has completed his course of treatment for Covid-19 and can return to public engagements this weekend, his physician has said. Dr Sean Conley said the president had responded “extremely well” to medication and had “remained stable”. Mr Trump later said he would probably take another Covid test on Friday and hoped...
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France plans punishment for ‘virginity tests’
The French government plans to introduce jail terms and fines for doctors who provide controversial so-called “virginity certificates” for traditional religious marriages. It is part of draft legislation aimed at reinforcing French secular values and combating what President Emmanuel Macron calls “Islamist separatism”. But the French abortion advice group ANCIC says stopping “virginity tests” requires...
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US President Donald Trump has made a theatrical return to the White House to continue his treatment for coronavirus after a three-night hospital stay. Mr Trump, who is still contagious, removed his mask on the balcony of the White House, while posing for pictures. His physician said he would continue treatment from there, and he...
One in 10 worldwide may have had COVID-19, WHO says
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Trump spends first night in hospital after Covid-19 diagnosis
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Trump and Melania test positive for coronavirus
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Kenya lost Covid-19 billions to corruption – audit report
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Ghana Nigeria Business Council celebrating 60 years of Nigeria’s Independence
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