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| - Duty Editor: Karl Malakunas Tel: +852 2829 6211 -- TOP STORIES -- + British PM moved to intensive care + Cardinal Pell's paedophilia convictions quashed + US puts white supremacists on terror list + Monster storm cuts off northern Vanuatu + 1960s 'Bond girl' Honor Blackman dead at 94 Health-virus,WRAP LONDON Britain's prime minister is battling the coronavirus in intensive care, the highest-profile case in the pandemic that continued to chalk up new death toll milestones in the United States and Europe. 750 words 0730 GMT. Graphic. Picture. Video Already moved: Health-virus-Britain-politics-Johnson,PROFILE Australia-Catholic-crime-assault-court,WRAP LARA, Australia Cardinal George Pell is released from prison, hours after Australia's High Court quasheS his conviction for child sex abuse, bringing to an abrupt end the most high-profile paedophilia case faced by the Catholic Church 600 words 0700 GMT by William West with Holly Robertson. Picture Also moved: Australia-Catholic-crime-assault-court-Pell, CHRONO Also moving: Australia-Catholic-crime-assault-court-Pell,PROFILE US-Russia-racism-terrorism,WRAP WASHINGTON The United States brands a Russian far-right organization a terrorist group, the first time it has targeted white supremacists with tools regularly used against jihadist groups. 650 words moved by Shaun Tandon with Marina Koreneva in Saint Petersburg. File Picture Vanuatu-weather-cyclone-health-virus,LEAD PORT VILA A deadly cyclone destroys much of Vanuatu's second-largest town but early warnings appeared to have prevented mass casualties in the Pacific nation, with some residents sheltered in caves to stay safe, aid workers say. 600 words moved Britain-Bond-film-death,lead LONDON Honor Blackman, one of the most memorable co-stars of the early James Bond films, has died at the age of 94, her family says. 400 words moved. File picture -- AMERICAS -- Health-virus-Brazil-Amazon,FOCUS CARAUARI, Brazil Deep in the Amazon rainforest, where rivers are the only highways, the coronavirus pandemic is sharply limiting boat traffic, leaving villages even more cut off from the world than before. 600 words 0700 GMT by Vitoria Velez. Picture Health-virus-Uruguay-Australia-ship,WRAP MONTEVIDEO An Australian cruise ship off South America faces a growing crisis after more than 80 passengers and crew tested positive for the coronavirus, with six of the most seriously ill being taken to hospitals. 750 words moved by Gabriela Vaz. Picture. Video Health-virus-US-deaths,FOCUS NEW YORK Refrigerator trucks parked outside hospital doors, overwhelmed undertakers, and talk about temporary burials in parks: America's coronavirus epicenter of New York is grappling with how to deal with the dead. 550 words moved by Catherine Triomphe. Picture. Video Health-virus-US,FOCUS WASHINGTON Early complacency, testing failures and the lack of a nationwide response allowed the coronavirus to explode in the US, which has by far the highest number of confirmed cases in the world. 850 words moved by Issam Ahmed and Ivan Couronne. Picture Also moved: Health-virus-US-politics-vote-Wisconsin,WRAP Health-virus-US WASHINGTON Americans are put on notice not to let up in the fight against the coronavirus, as a grim milestone of 10,000 deaths cast a pall over the first signs of optimism about the trajectory of the outbreak. 700 words moved by Frankie Taggart. Picture. Video Health-virus-US-currency-forex,FOCUS NEW YORK The coronavirus outbreak in the United States has caused millions of people to lose their jobs and brought the economy to its knees but it has not dethroned the American dollar. 600 words moved by Daniel Hoffman -- ASIA -- Health-virus-China,WRAP WUHAN, China China reports no new coronavirus deaths for the first time since it began publishing figures in January, as it prepares to lift curbs on travel out of the virus epicentre city of Wuhan. 600 words 0700 GMT by Jing Xuan Teng. Pictures. Video. Health-virus-prison-rights-Asia,FOCUS JAKARTA Sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder on the floor of a crumbling, windowless room, prisoners in Indonesia fear an outbreak of the deadly coronavirus inside its walls is a "disaster waiting to happen". 700 words 0600 GMT. File Picture -- EUROPE -- Health-virus-Britain-Johnson,WRAP LONDON Prime Minister Boris Johnson spends the night in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsen, prompting messages of support from political friends and foes in Britain and abroad, as the country battles to control the outbreak. 800 words 0800 GMT. Picture. Video. Graphic Health-virus-Spain-pregnancy,FOCUS MADRID Pregnant with twins, Ainhoa Martinez knows she probably should be home being careful rather than putting herself at risk by serving the public every day at her boutique teashop near Madrid. 800 words moved by Hazel Ward Health-virus-economy,FOCUS BERLIN Thousands of self-employed people across Europe have found themselves without work from one day to the next as governments ordered shops shut, events cancelled and gatherings banned to stem contagion of the novel coronavirus. 600 words moved by Raphaelle Logerot with Kelly Velasquez in Rome. Video. Picture Health-virus-Europe-prisons,FOCUS BRUSSELS European governments fear often overcrowded prisons are virus timebombs during this pandemic and are looking at early releases and other ways to reduce the risk for those stuck behind bars. 600 words moved by Marc Burleigh. File picture -- MIDDLE EAST -- Health-virus-Israel-religion JERUSALEM As Jews in Israel prepare for Passover and the country's Christian minority looks ahead to Easter, they are all locked into an egg-hunt forced by a nationwide shortage. 500 words moved by Stephen Weizman. Picture Health-virus-Iran-masks,VIDEOESSAY TEHRAN At a Tehran mosque converted into a factory, women volunteers who would normally attend to visitors to the old battlefields of the Iran-Iraq war have joined the fight against coronavirus. 350 words moved. Picture. Video -- AFRICA -- Mali-conflict-unrest,WRAP BAMAKO Twenty-five Malian soldiers are killed and six wounded in an apparent jihadist raid in the north of the country, the latest attack in the West African country as the government tries to engage militants in talks to end long-running violence. 500 words moved by Serge Daniel -- SPORT -- Health-virus-fbl-ENG-Pr,WRAP LONDON Liverpool are forced to apologise as the Premier League club ditches its controversial plan to furlough non-playing staff during the coronavirus, while FIFA urges players and clubs to reach agreement over wage reductions. 700 words moved by John Weaver. File picture Health-virus-golf-GBR-Open LONDON The British Open is cancelled for the first time since World War II due to the coronavirus. 500 words moved. File picture afp
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