US election 2020: Bernie Sanders suspends presidential campaignThe decision clears the way for Joe Biden to become the Democratic nominee who faces Donald Trump.
UK PM 'responding to treatment' in intensive careBoris Johnson continues to be treated for coronavirus - as a record 938 daily deaths are reported in the UK.
Coronavirus: 'Drop in global trade to be worse than 2008 crisis'The World Trade Organization (WTO) predicts a contraction of between 13% and 32% this year.
Coronavirus: Why are football teams in Belarus still playing?Football and life, continue (almost) as normal in Belarus, but anxiety about coronavirus is growing.
Italy bridge collapse: Two drivers surviveThe bridge would normally have been busy but lockdown measures meant there was little traffic.
Coronavirus: EU top scientist forced out in political rowMauro Ferrari says he lost faith in the system, but EU science officials say he was asked to leave.
Coronavirus: Covid-19 detecting apps face teething problemsResearchers at two leading universities take different approaches to creating cough-analysing tools.
Coronavirus: 'Please learn from Wuhan's mistakes'As the Chinese city lifts its quarantine, residents share lessons learnt from the outbreak.
Coronavirus: Iran appeals for $5bn IMF loan as deaths pass 4,000President Rouhani warns IMF against “discrimination”, amid reports of US opposition to request.
Syria war: Syrian air force behind 2017 chemical attacks, OPCW findsThe chemical weapons watchdog says Sarin and chlorine were used to attack Latamina in March 2017.
Coronavirus: Marathon talks over EU virus rescue package stallEU finance ministers suspend talks on a recovery fund after 16 hours, amid deep divisions.
La Luz del Mundo sex crimes case dropped by US courtA US court says the La Luz del Mundo church sex crimes case must be dropped over a hearing delay.
Coronavirus: Exploiting nature 'drives outbreaks of new diseases'New evidence has emerged of a link between our impact on nature and pandemics sweeping the world.
Pink Moon: Europe illuminated by lunar light showBreathtaking images capture the spectacular lunar event in the skies above Europe.
How coronavirus inspired a gangland truce in South AfricaA truce has broken out in the notorious, gang-infested townships around South Africa's Cape Town.
Nasa’s all-female team of 'aquanauts'The story of the first women ever to take an active role in a Nasa mission.
Coronavirus: Discarded disposable gloves on the streetPhotographer Dan Giannopoulos on the discarded disposable gloves he has been finding on his daily walk.
Coronavirus: Israel’s ultra-Orthodox lockdown challengeCoronavirus has hit Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews disproportionately, but implementing lockdown in those communities has been challenging.
Rwanda genocide: Treating the trauma 26 years onPhotojournalist Chrystal Ding documented the treatment of survivors of the genocide in Rwanda.
Chile lockdown: Third cougar caught in Santiago streetsWith the Chilean capital in lockdown, the big cats are venturing into residential neighbourhoods.
Coronavirus: NZ health minister breaks lockdown at beachDavid Clark called himself an "idiot" after admitting to clear breaches of the New Zealand lockdown.
Coronavirus: Financial crisis 'on steroids' looms for EU leadersAfter 16 hours, EU finance ministers still could not reach a deal on how to react to coronavirus.
Life with a Russian billionaire: money and death threatsThey had a fairy tale romance and unimaginable wealth, but their lives became a nightmare when they fell out of favour with the Russian state.
Coronavirus: Nigeria's mega churches adjust to empty auditoriumsWith worshippers banned from congregating, pastors are adapting to coronavirus restrictions.
Can we trust Chinese claims of virus success?China has claimed its first day without a virus death, but faces lingering scepticism over its data.
Coronavirus: Why healthcare workers are at risk of moral injuryWar veterans can experience trauma known as moral injury - now health workers are at risk too.
Drones in Africa: How they could become lifesaversRwanda's President Paul Kagame says drones will become important for his nation, but can they really deliver?
Hydroxychloroquine: The unproven 'corona drug' Trump is threatening India forIndia may 'reconsider' a ban on exporting hydroxychloroquine after a call from the US President.
Match of the Day: Top 10 podcast - Premier League managersOur Match of the Day pundits discuss just who is the best ever Premier League manager?
Real Madrid players to take 10-20% pay cutReal Madrid's players, coaches and "main directors" will take a pay cut of 10-20% as the club deals with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Tom Brady knew New England Patriots spell was 'coming to an end'Tom Brady says he knew before the start of last season it would probably be his last year with New England Patriots.
Premier League squads 'drop £1.6bn in value'An estimated £1.6bn is wiped off the value of Premier League squads because of the coronavirus crisis, according to a football statistics website.
Sadio Mane: Made in Senegal - five things we learned from the documentaryA new documentary about Liverpool's Senegal winger reveals he had to run away to play football, Klopp didn't like him at first and Senegalese fans are pretty harsh.
Ronaldinho and brother under house arrest in ParaguayFormer Brazil forward Ronaldinho is released from prison and placed under house arrest in Paraguay.
World Championships moved and avoid 2022 Commonwealths clashOrganisers of the 2021 World Athletics Championships in the United States will stage the event the following year but will avoid a clash with the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Coronavirus: Wuhan emerges from the harshest of lockdownsAs Wuhan lifts its severe lockdown, there is anger, relief and even defiance from some residents.
Tracking the pandemicKey maps and charts explaining how the respiratory virus has spread around the world and how it is being dealt with.
Coronavirus: India home quarantine families face discriminationIndians following government advice have found themselves shamed and ostracised.
How religious festivals are changingReligious leaders are adapting to Passover, Easter and Ramadan under coronavirus lockdown.
Coronavirus: Why more rats are being spotted during quarantineHungry rats unable to feed off restaurant leftovers are coming on to the streets and nearer homes.
Coronavirus: Virtual wedding surprise celebration for doctorsAfter their wedding was cancelled due to coronavirus, Zoe and Tom were thrown a virtual celebration instead.
Who should wear face masks?Medical masks are for health care workers, not the general public, says World Health Organization.
Red Sea Diving Resort: The holiday village run by spiesAn idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.
