Italy set to lock down Lombardy after coronavirus jump

Italy is set to lock down its wealthiest and most populous region, which includes the financial capital Milan, as part of tough new measures expected to be approved on Saturday to try to contain the coronavirus outbreak.<div class="feedflare">
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