White house physician Sean Conley gave an optimistic account of Trump’s condition, but another official told reporters his vitals had been “very concerning”.

Some answers have emerged on President Donald Trump’s condition as he battles the coronavirus, but Trump’s medical team withheld some key information.

The total, more than 5000 cases higher than the previous 24 daily record, comes as conservatives prepare to challenge Boris Johnson’s coronavirus restrictions.

“This is totally uncharted territory – there is no playbook for what to do when your candidate catches the virus and is hospitalised a month before the election,” said one Republican strategist.

A storm has caused major flooding on both sides of the French-Italian border, destroying bridges, blocking roads and isolating communities.

Azerbaijan’s President said late on Saturday, local time, that his troops had taken a town and several villages while Armenian officials claimed their troops inflicted heavy casualties.

Like a child, Trump’s refusal to behave, and his inability to follow advice from knowledgeable authority figures, has not only put his own life at risk but endangered those around him.

Americans trying to better understand the President’s medical condition were left baffled by a torrent of conflicting reports from the White House.

Under new laws to be unveiled by Britain’s interior minister Priti Patel, the government will introduce a two-tier system in which migrants are treated differently if they pay criminal gangs to aid their passage.

The Indonesian President asked for no “polemics” or “commotion” amid criticism that he is putting the economy over public health.