Leaked official documents from US-Britain trade talks were used by Labour Party to claim Conservative government planned to sell country's health service to US companies

In US cities, troops, police clamp down, as unrest flares over cop killing of unarmed black man during arrest, bringing violence and looting

Officials say British PM spoke with queen and Trump in sign he could be soon back at his desk; criticism grows over lack of testing and protective gear for frontline workers

But spokesman says PM not yet doing formal government work as he recuperates from COVID-19 in countryside retreat; foreign secretary remains in temporary charge

Health minister says 'it is too early' to rescind national closure announced on March 23; toll jumps by 861 in one day, marking a rise

Israel is currently trying to boost its own stocks and has an export ban in place that blocked sale of life-saving machines; 100 ventilators arrive from US

Premier's office says he will continue his recovery at his country house, is not immediately returning to work after a week in hospital including 3 days in intensive care

As friends reveal he came close to death from COVID-19, British prime minister thanks medical team; officials say he is 'making very good progress'

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has criticized Israel's 'disproportionate use of force' but defended Gaza blockade; distant family said to have come to pre-state Israel

Spokesman says premier is not on ventilator, is in 'good spirits'; doesn't specify what oxygen treatment he is receiving