Wednesday's graphics: HEALTH-VIRUS: - Updated at 1100 and 1900 GMT daily: *World map: 90 x 67 mm *Tolls: 90 x 103 mm - Updated daily (times vary): *Tolls: 45 x 91 mm - Hand-washing: Chart showing average number of times that respondents from each country said they washed their hands with soap or used hand sanitiser (in previous day), based on a survey by YouGov/Imperial College. 90 x 88 mm - Self-isolation: Percentage of people who say it would be easy or difficult to self-isolate if advised by health professionals or public health authorities. 90 x 102 mm - The "new normal" in life after lockdown: some practices and trends foreseen to continue to prevent the spread of coronavirus, as governments ease restrictions. 180 x 113 mm - Asia: Confirmed cases in Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore. 90 x 81 mm - Europe: Map showing COVID-19 deaths by country. 135 x 135 mm - World: Number of daily COVID-19 deaths per world region, from March 2 to April 26. 180 x 95 mm - World: Number of daily COVID-19 deaths since March 1 in the five worst-affected countries, plus average number of deaths over the previous seven days. 180 x 63 mm - US: Map of the US showing states with lockdowns or restrictions and those which have begun to reopen. 90 X 83 mm - US: Pew Research Center study into the impact of the coronavirus crisis on poorer Americans. 90 x 93 mm - LatAm: Cases and death in Latin America as of April 29. 45 x 87 mm MILITARY-SPENDING: Military spending in 2019 (SIPRI report). 135 x 127 mm ISLAM-RELIGION: - World map showing Muslims as a percentage of country populations. 135 x 107 mm - Ramadan and the five pillars of Islam. 90 x 116 mm CLIMATE-WARMING: - Global temperatures in 2019, compared to the average for the period 1981-2010. 135 x 90 mm, 90 x 90 mm - Annual temperatures in Europe in 2019, compared with the average for the period 1981-2010. 90 x 67 mm HEALTH-VIRUS: - Medicine: Graphic on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), an expensive, highly specialised treatment that has helped some critical COVID-19 patients. 135 x 82 mm - Medicine: stages showing how lung damage via a respiratory disease such as COVID-19 can lead to oxygen deprivation in vital organs. 135 x 116 mm - The three Ts of COVID-19: testing, tracking, tracing. 135 x 100 mm - Science: The two types of coronaviruses infecting humans -- those transmitted between people and emerging viruses with animal origins. 135 x 101 mm - Medicine: Secondary bacterial infections linked to viral respiratory illnesses. 135 x 120 mm - Medicine: Stem cell research aimed at reducing deaths from COVID-19 induced Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. 135 x 101 mm - Medicine: The quest for drug treatments for COVID-19. 135 x 101 mm - Medicine: The proportion of asymptomatic people who have tested positive for COVID-19 in selected studies. 135 x 80 mm - Technology: The "Robert" protocol, a system proposed by Franco-German researchers to digitally trace people infected with coronavirus. 180 x 120 mm VIRUS-US-ECONOMY: Quarterly real GDP growth for United States. 90 x 68 mm VIRUS: Graphic showing the performance of selected companies that could benefit from the "coronavirus economy. 180 x 162 mm SKOREA-SAMSUNG-EARNINGS: Chart showing quarterly net profit for Samsung. 45 x 70 mm US-ALPHABET-EARNINGS: Chart showing Google parent Alphabet's quarterly net income. 45 x 63 mm FRANCE-UNEMPLOYMENT: French monthly unemployment since March 2019. 90 x 59 mm US-ECONOMY: Congressional Budget Office forecasts for the US economy in 2020 and 2021. 135 x 110 mm HEALTH-VIRUS-FBL: Current situation for the major football championships affected by the coronavirus. 135 x 100 mm HEALTH-VIRUS-AUTOPRIX: The 2020 F1 calendar. 180 x 206 mm OLY-JPN: Summer Olympics since 1896, competitions cancelled or postponed and forthcoming competitions. 135 x 68 mm Tests for coronavirus Homemade masks Masks for everybody Ventilator machines Hand gels What is a virus? Coronaviruses Coronavirus protection Coronavirus transmission How to wash hands correctly Medical isolation rooms Interest rates - ECB - virus ECB meeting - virus Melting ice caps - oceans rise The importance of ice shelves Paris: +33 1 40 41 77 75 Hong Kong: +852 2829 6295 afp