Coronavirus updates: UK death toll falls to lowest since lockdown began - BBC News
The number of deaths recorded in 24 hours was 170, as UK pledges additional £84m for vaccine search.
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We're now wrapping up the live page for today but before we go here's a recap of the day's main developments:
• Over 4.6 million coronavirus cases have been reported globally, according to Johns Hopkins University, and the total death toll has risen to more than 312,000
• The UK has reported 170 new virus-related deaths - the lowest figure since the day after its lockdown began. The UK government says it will make £84m ($102m) of funding available to researchers looking for a vaccine
• For the first time since its own lockdown started, Spain has reported fewer than 100 deaths in the last 24 hours
• Meanwhile India has extended its nationwide lockdown until 31 May, although there are considerable relaxations
• Qatar has made the wearing of face masks compulsory, with repeated offenders facing a jail term of up to three years or a fine of up to $55,000 (£45,000)
• At least 13 sailors on the American aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt have reportedly tested positive for coronavirus for a second time - it's unclear whether they were re-infected or if the virus remained in their blood from their first positive tests

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