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| - Duty Editor: Denholm Barnetson Tel: +33 1 40.41.46.36 -- TOP STORIES -- + Second wave fears as China reports new infections + Atlanta police chief quits over shooting death + Anti-racism protests draw thousands worldwide + Beardless Messi returns as Barca thump Mallorca Health-virus,WRAP BEIJING China reports its highest daily number of new coronavirus cases in months with parts of Beijing still under lockdown, offering a second wave warning to the rest of the world as the pandemic rages in South America. 650 words moved by Helen Roxburgh, with AFP Bureaus. Picture. Video. Graphic Also moved: Health-virus-China,5thlead US-police-racism-shooting-Atlanta,2ndlead WASHINGTON The police chief in the US city of Atlanta resigns after an officer fatally shot a black man during an arrest, the mayor says, with the new killing injecting fresh anger into protests against racism and police brutality. 500 words 1100 GMT. Video World-protests-police-racism PARIS Thousands march in cities around the world for a second week of rallies to support the US Black Lives Matter movement and highlight the issues in their country. 800 words moved. Picture. Video Health-virus-Fbl-ESP-Liga MADRID Lionel Messi returns without a beard and with a goal and two assists as Barcelona resume their La Liga title challenge with a thumping 4-0 victory over Real Mallorca. 700 words moved by Thomas Allnutt. Picture -- AMERICAS -- US-politics-military-WestPoint-Trump WASHINGTON President Donald Trump addresses the new graduating class of the West Point military academy, praising the "righteous glory of the American warrior" but largely sidestepping recent controversies over racial unrest and the military's role in putting it down. 650 words moved. Picture. File Picture US-protest-music-racism-unrest,FOCUS NEW YORK Anti-racism protesters have rolled out a creative batch of chants to soundtrack the ongoing US demonstrations, but both fresh music and timeless classics are also front and center. 600 words moved by Maggy Donaldson. File Picture US-politics-unrest-military-police,FOCUS WASHINGTON When US police flooded the streets around the country to confront protesters two weeks ago, for many it appeared like the army had deployed, with camouflage uniforms and combat gear, heavily armoured anti-mine vehicles, and high-powered assault weapons. 600 words moved by Sylvie Lanteaume. File Picture -- EUROPE -- Italy-health-virus-tourism-economy,VIDEOESSAY VENICE After three months of empty squares and alleys and gondoliers stranded on dry land, Venice springs back to life as tourists flock back to the city for the reopening of the Doge's Palace. 350 words moved. Picture. Video Health-virus--Britain-logistics-RoyalMail,FOCUS ST ALBANS, United Kingdom "It's been like Christmas," said one Royal Mail postal worker of the surge in parcels delivered across the city of Saint Albans during the coronavirus pandemic -- a situation repeated across Britain. 650 words moved by Ben Perry. File picture -- MIDDLE EAST -- Health-virus-Jordan-tourism,FOCUS PETRA, Jordan For over two millennia the ancient city of Petra has towered majestically over the Jordanian desert. Today its famed rose-red temples hewn into the rockface lie empty and silent. 730 words moved by Kamal Taha. Picture. Video -- AFRICA -- Health-virus-Nigeria-oil-politics,FOCUS LAGOS Plunging oil prices and collapsing state revenues have seen Nigerian authorities vow an end to a controversial fuel subsidy scheme long criticised as a graft-ridden drain on public finances. 850 words moved by Celia Lebur and Joel Olatunde Agoi -- ASIA -- Health-virus-China-business,FOCUS BEIJING China's coronavirus travel ban is wreaking havoc among foreign companies and international schools, with many fearing for their future as executives, teachers and students are left stranded in their home countries. 750 words moved by Beiyi Seow and Helen Roxburgh Health-virus-India-hospital,FOCUS NEW DELHI Ashwani Jain succumbed to the coronavirus in an ambulance as his family pleaded with several hospitals to take him in, the latest victim of the pandemic sweeping through Delhi and exposing a deadly shortage of hospital beds. 650 words moved by Abhaya Srivastava. Picture. Video -- BUSINESS -- Health-virus-energy-oil-trader-France,PROFILE LONDON French trader and specialist oil hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand saw it coming from early February. His call -- and a lucrative one at that -- was that there would be a massive slump in oil prices, to the point of unprecedented negative prices for 'black gold'. 650 words by Benoit Pelegrin. File picture -- SPORTS -- Fbl-health-virus-ENG-Pr-Overseas LONDON With the 100 day-wait for Premier League football coming to an end on Wednesday, the anticipation is being felt as keenly in Mumbai and Beijing as in Manchester and Birmingham. 650 words moved by Kieran Canning Tennis-US-Open-health-virus LOS ANGELES The fate of the US Open is set to be revealed next week when officials decide whether or not the tournament can go ahead as planned amid mounting unease among top players. 700 words moved by Rob Wollard afp
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