KEILAR: Just in, an NFL doctor won't rule out pausing the season as cases around the league are growing. The league has already postponed two games this season. And today, a second New England Patriots' player tested positive. Here are more headlines from around the world.</s>SELENA WANG, CNN: I'm Selena Wang, in Hong Kong. The scenes at the Great Wall of China are inconceivable in most parts of the world. Massive crowds crammed along the wall. Even though the site has capped capacity and reminded tourists to wear their masks, many people were seen barefaced and jammed together in tight quarters. It's China's Golden Week holiday right now, one of the country's busiest travel periods. It's also a major test for China as it gets past the coronavirus pandemic with close to zero local transmissions. In fact --</s>SCOTT MCLEAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I'm Scott McLean, in London, where Prime Minister Boris Johnson is one of the few people who can understand what it's like to be in President Trump's shoes right now, a world leader battling the coronavirus in full public view. Johnson has been pretty blunt about his own experience with the virus this spring, and the fact that it almost killed him. This week, in a speech to his own Conservative Party, he said that the reason he had such a difficult time with the virus is because he was overweight. Since then, he's lost 26 pounds and is using his own recovery from the virus as a metaphor for the country, promising that things will come back stronger than before.
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