Coronavirus latest: UK government says 17% of people in London may have had coronavirus

People sit on benches near the bandstand in Southwark Park in London, Tuesday, May 19, 2020 - Copyright AP Photo/Tony Hicks

Copyright AP Photo/Tony Hicks

By Orlando Crowcroft & Lauren Chadwick with AP

Published on 21/05/2020 - 06:18•Updated 20:12

Euronews brings you all the latest updates from the global coronavirus pandemic.

Key updates

Italy records 156 new deaths from coronavirus; France records 83 deaths
UK says around 17% of people in London may have coronavirus antibodies, due to preliminary results of a study
UK government U-turns on decision to increase healthcare surcharge for foreign healthcare workers
Global cases of COVID-19 pass five million
Beijing threatens "retaliation" in case of US coronavirus sanctions
Austria latest European nation to relaunch travel
Greece fears 70% drop in tourists this year
EasyJet resumes some flights from June 15
A daily record 106,000 new COVID-19 cases were reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday

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