As it happened: Global infections rise to more than 15m - BBC News
There have also been more than 617,000 deaths worldwide, says Johns Hopkins University.
Spanish Tourism Minister Reyes Maroto has said a resurgence of coronavirus cases in Catalonia was coming under control, and that she hoped there would be no need for neighbouring France to close its border.

“With the latest data we have in Aragon and Catalonia we are a bit more optimistic. Catalonia has already reduced the number of infections over the last three days,” said Ms Maroto.

“Let’s hope that with these better data we don’t have to close a border that for us is very important for mobility with our European partners.”

The northeastern Spanish region has logged more than 7,000 new cases of Covid-19 over the last weeks - nearly half of the national total - although its infection rate has dropped in the recent days.

Catalan leader Quim Torra has ruled out a return to lockdown, telling the regional parliament that "Catalonia can't be closed."

But elsewhere, in Madrid the regional government said it might make face masks compulsory - even in situations where social distancing can be guaranteed - unless the national government imposed safety controls on people flying in to the capita's Barajas airport. Madrid and the Canary Islands are the only regions of Spain without such strict face mask rules in place.