Bars and restaurants in Paris face closure from Monday; Turkey condemned for underreporting cases; Scottish National Party lawmaker suspended after travelling by train despite positive test. Follow the latest updates

• India’s death toll nears 100,000
• Madrid region performs U-turn and will obey lockdown rules
• Crisis could force extra 2.5m girls into child marriage – charity
• Turkey and Poland added to England’s quarantine list
• Beijing’s streets during and after Covid lockdown – in pictures

1.11am BST

In the UK, strictly Come Dancing contestant HRVY has tested positive for coronavirus, just over two weeks before the launch of the new series.

The singer and YouTube star, whose real name is Harvey Leigh Cantwell, announced the news on social media, telling fans he does not have any symptoms and is now isolating for 10 days.

Related: Strictly Come Dancing contestant HRVY tests positive for Covid-19

12.25am BST

The death toll in India, which has the second-highest number of cases worldwide, is nearing the grim milestone of 100,000. There are currently 98,678 deaths confirmed on the Johns Hopkins University tracker.

India’s deaths are the third-highest worldwide, after Brazil with 143,952 and the US with 207,651.

Health body gives green light to second test that gives results in up to 30 minutes; Spanish capital is Europe’s worst hotspot

• White House confirms Donald Trump has mild symptoms
• Joe Biden and his wife test negative for coronavirus
• US coronavirus updates – live
  
• Fears Joe Biden may have been exposed at debate with Trump
• Australia-New Zealand travel bubble to partially open

6.17pm BST

France reported 12,148 new Covid-19 infections over the past 24 hours, the French health ministry said.

Friday’s figure is lower than Thursday’s 13,970 and well below highs of over 16,000 seen last week.

6.12pm BST

The Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden, and his wife, Jill, have tested negative for coronavirus, their doctor said in a statement on Friday.

“Vice-president Joe Biden and Dr Jill Biden underwent PCR testing for Covid-19 today and Covid-19 was not detected,” Dr Kevin O’Connor said in a statement.

Africa approaching 1.5m cases across its 54 countries; Italy could extend government powers to January; record cases high in Ukraine

• Madrid region performs U-turn and will obey lockdown rules
• China promotes ‘revenge travel’ to boost economy
  
• Australia says New Zealand travellers will soon be able to visit
• UK coronavirus updates – live

1.26pm BST

Sweden has registered its highest daily Covid caseload since June, with 752 new infections recorded on Thursday, though no new related deaths have been recorded.

The Scandinavian country has shunned lockdowns, leaving most schools, restaurants and businesses open throughout the pandemic. Thursday’s rise was the highest since 30 June, when the health agency recorded just over 800 new cases.

12.53pm BST

The mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, has said infections in Russia’s capital are rising by about 2,000 a day, and ordered employers to transfer at least 30% of staff to remote work.

Writing on his blog, Sobyanin said the rate of Covid-19 hospitalisations was also rising by around 5,000 per week.