Here are some images and videos that many have captured from around the globe for some much-needed relief as the world deals with the coronavirus pandemic.

- UK prime minister "clinically stable and responding to treatment" - May not return to full-time work for "months" according to press reports - Some people clapped for the PM on Tuesday night - Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab standing in without full responsibility

The glimmer of potential good news came on the same day New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said his state may already be experiencing a “flattening of the curve.” But experts cautioned against vesting too much confidence in any single model or data point.

The total number of global cases has surpassed 1.4 million, including more than 80,000 fatalities. Over 300,000 patients are reported to have recovered. Get the latest updates from around the world: UK Prime Minister "stable" after second night in intensive care Spain announces mass testing campaign Trump calls the WHO "China-centric" Brazil reports largest daily increase in cases Ethiopia declares state of emergency China eases lockdown restrictions Information from WHO and health agencies Information from journalists, health experts, epidemiologists and more

The 25-year-old was admitted to the critical care unit at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto after suffering a brain bleed overnight.

Behaviors shifted, sometimes starkly, as the virus spread and pushed people to our devices for work, play and connecting.

The singer told Jimmy Fallon that the phrase “we’re all in this together” being used amid the pandemic isn’t always accurate.

On Tuesday, first lady Melania Trump announced that Grisham is rejoining her staff as a full-time chief of staff and spokesperson. Grisham spent eight months as White House press secretary, during which time she did not hold a single press briefing. The New York Times reports that Grisham will be replaced by Trump campaign spokesperson Kayleigh McEnany.

Medical experts caution that the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19 is unproven and the drug should not be taken without guidance from a medical professional.

Effective Friday at midnight, residents must wear a mask, bandanna or other type of covering over their noses and mouths when in grocery stores, restaurants, hotels, taxis, ride shares and any other essential busineses.

Janice Rodman, 52, was known as "Miss Janice" and greeted every member my name, her friends and family said.

There are just so many questions around @Deethebestemcee's video, but at nearly 10 million views, the answers should be coming soon, right? Right?!

Potential spoilers ahead Emotions ran high as Schitt’s Creek aired its final episode on April 7 after six seasons. Cast, crew and fans thanked each other for the journey over the years.

According to multiple news reports, Secretary Thomas Modly resigned on Tuesday after making disparaging remarks about the former captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, who raised concerns about a COVID-19 outbreak on the ship. Brett Crozier was removed as commander earlier this month.

The coronavirus has infected and killed people in nearly every corner of the U.S. Two-thirds of the country’s metro areas — home to more than 85 percent of U.S. residents — have had at least one person die.

Come for the sneak peek; stay for the memes.

Home sales are carrying on in an increasingly complicated fashion. One example: If you are ready to close on a property, a masked and gloved notary may show up to your doorstep to get your signature.