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

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People sit on benches near the bandstand in Southwark Park in London, Tuesday, May 19, 2020
People sit on benches near the bandstand in Southwark Park in London, Tuesday, May 19, 2020 Copyright  AP Photo/Tony Hicks
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By Orlando Crowcroft & Lauren Chadwick with AP
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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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