coronavirus

The Foreign Office has asked 30,000 British citizens to leave China while arrangements are being made for another evacuation flight from Wuhan.

During evacuation, the man was not screened even after having symptoms of the infection.

Thousands of pets have been abandoned while the Chinese government threatens to issue a cull order for pets.

A British man residing in Wuhan believes drinking whisky and honey helped him recover from the deadly coronavirus infection.

A British citizen who evacuated on the second repatriation flight fell ill after landing in the UK.

The chief medical officer has confirmed that two individuals have tested positive for the novel coronavirus and are under treatment in Newcastle.

Evacuation plans to get British citizens out of China remain problematic as only 83 of the 150 ticket holing passengers managed to board the flight that has departed from China.

A conspiracy theory group believes that ingesting a bleach mixture can keep people safe from being infected by the coronavirus.

After China blocked an evacuation flight, the UK is planning to send in the military to evacuate British citizens from Wuhan.

A British father and daughter will be flown back to the UK but the Foreign Office refuses to allow the Chinese passport holding mother to accompany them.

Passengers flying to Shanghai refused to board a flight when they realised passengers from Wuhan were flying with them.

British citizens remain stuck in the disease epicentre while countries like the US and France arrange to airlift their citizens.

Chinese officials have announced that foreign citizens in Wuhan will not be allowed to leave the city after the coronavirus lockdown.

Flights arriving from Wuhan to London will be monitored to prevent the mysterious coronavirus from entering the UK.

Seoul says 75-year-old man died at Konyang University Hospital in Daejeon.

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome is thought to originate from bats and jumped to humans through an intermediate animal, such as camels.

South Korea officials have confirmed two MERS patients have died from an outbreak of MERS CoV.

Jordanian health ministry official says 69-year-old who tested positive with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus has died

Tehran says two sisters from Kerman province tested positive for coronavirus that killed more than 175 people.