The death toll in Italy jumps to 463 as much of the country's north starts the week under quarantine
Trading in US shares is briefly suspended after sharp falls over an oil row and ongoing coronavirus fears
Six people die during a prison riot over visitor restrictions in the north Italian city of Modena
Israel is to ask everyone arriving in the country to self-quarantine for 14 days
Germany confirms its first two deaths from coronavirus, both in North Rhine-Westphalia
It is now accepted the virus will spread in a "significant way" in the UK, a spokesman for the PM says
China has 40 new cases of Covid-19, the lowest since January when reporting began
Foreign diplomats finally allowed to leave Pyongyang after long quarantine
With global supply outpacing demand, oil prices fell by as much as 30% in early trading.
The benchmark Brent oil futures plunged to a low of $31.02 a barrel on Monday, in what analysts say could be the start of a price war.
This picture from AFP / Getty shows foreign embassy staff arriving for the first commercial flight out of Pyongyang for over a month.
Hundreds of foreigners were quarantined in the North Korean capital for weeks as part of coronavirus containment.
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Image source, AFP / GettyWelcome back to the BBC's live coverage of the global coronavirus outbreak. Here are some of the latest developments: