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Trump hopes to expand G7 in delayed summit; Brazil’s death toll passes France; Mexican health care workers to march Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The number of people infected by the coronavirus around the world has passed 6 million, as the pandemic forced Donald trump to postpone the G7 summit in Washington. According to the latest data from the Johns Hopkins University tracking site, there have now been more than 6,059,000 cases of the disease around the world, with 369,126 deaths. Related: From rose garden to ridicule: how a week of disaster for Tories and Dominic Cummings unfolded A group of British public health officials and scientists has written to Boris Johnson to warn him that trust in the government has been shattered by the Dominic Cummings affair and that it posed real danger to life when lockdown measures were lifted this week. Britain’s culture secretary, Oliver Dowden, said on Saturday that professional sport would resume in the UK on Monday with horse racing the first out of the gates. “The British sporting recovery has begun,” he told the daily government press briefing. Premier league football will begin again on 17 June. Romanian prime minister Ludovic Orban paid a 3,000 lei fine ($690) for breaking his own coronavirus restrictions by not wearing a face mask and smoking indoors. A picture which went viral on social media shows Orban in his office, sitting around a table with several other cabinet members, smoking a cigarette while none of them wore masks. In Australia, there were calls for reform of the cruise industry before ships can be allowed to dock in the country again. And New South Wales has abandoned plans for a $A810m (£400m) revamp of Sydney’s Olympic stadium because of the blow to the state’s finances from the pandemic. Continue reading…
