The early trickle of new coronavirus infections has turned into a steady current. By creating simple simulations, we can see how to slow it down.

Play with a model of coronavirus in the U.S.

Nurses and doctors rank high. But so do hairdressers and dentists.

How coronavirus cases exploded in South Korean churches and hospitals

Everything you need to know about the coronavirus via @scmpgraphics

Breaking down Covid-19 via @scmpgraphics

The countries affected, the number of deaths and the economic impact

We analyzed the movements of hundreds of millions of people to show why the most extensive travel restrictions to stop an outbreak in human history haven’t been enough.

Much of the country has ground to a halt. But not all of it.

Always up-to-date numbers about the COVID-19 cases that you can embed in your own articles.

How soon regions run out of hospital beds depends on how fast the novel coronavirus spreads and how many open beds they had to begin with. Here's a look at the whole country. You can also search for...

Countries around the world are working to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Here’s how masks and quarantines fight the virus.

Restaurants, cinemas, shops, roads, flights and energy use illustrate sharp slowdown

The patchwork of statewide social-distancing measures that disrupted businesses, schools and daily life

Many could die if we ease up too soon.

Europe failed to learn from China how rapidly coronavirus spreads and is now struggling to cope with surging Covid-19 infections. Mass lockdowns across the continent have been applied, a measure many...

What telemetry data tells us

See how coronavirus is spreading around the world — and what lessons we can take from the countries beating the virus.

Official statistics have revealed how severely coronavirus has hurt the job market. But it may take several months before we know whether this economic disaster will resemble a storm or a long winter.

With about 200,000 people flowing into and out of jails every week, there are great risks not only for the detained, but also for jail workers and surrounding communities.

Using a few different simulations, we try to make sense of COVID-19.

Social distancing isn’t a new idea—it saved thousands of American lives during the last great pandemic. Here's how it worked.

The FT's senior data-visualisation journalist John Burn-Murdoch explains the must-see daily graphs, which show how cases and deaths are growing around the world

How the president’s attitude toward covid-19 has shifted

The rich and famous who got Coronavirus via @scmpgraphics

Smartphone data shows changing habits as coronavirus spreads.

The virus has infected more than 1.1 million people in at least 175 countries.

A detailed county map shows the extent of the coronavirus outbreak, with tables of the number of cases by county.

Tens of thousands of flights have been canceled since the outbreak spread beyond China in January.

Data shows more and more airlines are cancelling flights, but thousands of planes remain in the air

As the virus continues to spread throughout the nation, an analysis of cellphone data shows that those in the wealthiest areas have been able to reduce their movements more than those in the poorest...

Cruise ships were among the earliest and most-high profile spreaders of coronavirus.

Tracking coronavirus growth rates in metro areas around the nation.

The model currently predicts that the number of daily deaths in the U.S. could peak in mid April.

Global air travel plummeted after coronavirus locked down Wuhan, China.

The British state is obsessed with efficiency. But this also makes it vulnerable – as coronavirus is showing – in times of crisis

The latest maps and charts on the spread of COVID-19 in California, including cases, deaths, closures and restrictions.

A late-arriving wave of illness could overwhelm rural communities that are older, poorer and sicker than much of the country.

New estimates from University of Texas at Austin researchers show what it would take to spread out hospitalizations in 22 Texas metro areas.

Measuring the death toll of COVID-19 and how far we are from stopping it.

Wondering how bad the coronavirus crisis is going to get where you live? New modeling offers state-by-state projections.

Once heralded for keeping their case counts low, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan have recently seen a surge in numbers, largely fueled by infections coming from elsewhere.

Hoe zijn we eigenlijk in deze ‘intelligente lockdown’ beland en, belangrijker nog, hoe komen we daar de komende maanden stap voor stap weer uit?

We visualized a cough to show how far respiratory droplets can spread. If you haven’t been keeping your distance to fight the coronavirus, this may persuade you.

From early beginnings in China, the Covid-19 pandemic has spread rapidly across the globe

An analysis of U.S. hospital data shows why health officials are seeking more resources to treat coronavirus patients. See how resources in your area compare with the rest of the country.

Communities of color across Chicago anticipated getting hit harder by the coronavirus pandemic. The data is confirming their fears.

See how COVID-19 has spread in Minnesota and across the United States.

Coronavirus is spreading across the world. Here are the latest local updates and numbers, updated around the clock.

RD3 allows you to build the history of the coronavirus in your country from the data that you can select, plot graphics as you like.

How does the coronavirus compare to other major causes of death in an average week?

The early cases of COVID-19 and how it spread to every corner of China

How is Asia coping with #coronavirus, as the global death toll crosses 100,000? What are some #Covid-19 measures that appeared to have worked? #StayAtHome https://str.sg/covid-Asia #stvisuals via...

As some governors look to ease coronavirus restrictions, public health experts say the country needs at least half a million tests per day to safely reopen.

Official covid-19 death tolls still under-count the true number of fatalities

Far more people have died over the past month than have been officially reported, a review of mortality data in 12 countries shows.

Britain’s recession is deep and wide, but new data reveals some towns and cities are hit harder than others

Most American adults don’t have enough emergency savings to cover three months of expenses. How will we get through the pandemic?

Take charge of this interactive and watch how small changes in isolation or reproduction rates of Covid-19 can affect our battle against it

How air quality has improved during the coronavirus crisis

Take charge of this interactive and watch how small changes in isolation or reproduction rates of Covid-19 can affect our battle against it

A new Marshall Project effort has collected data on the prevalence of COVID-19 among prisoners and prison staff.