We look at some of the claims about coronavirus circulating in African countries.

Carl Goldman, who first contracted the virus on board a cruise ship, urges everyone to stay calm.

The airline industry is under huge financial pressure as passenger numbers drop during the coronavirus.

Abdul Kareem al-Selwady became a Mixed Martial Arts World Lightweight Champion in 2018, the first Palestinian to do so.

Mohinder and Inderjeet Singh risked their own lives to protect people they didn't even know.

Children being sent home from school and absent tourists leave Italy reeling from coronavirus.

A 13-year-old Virginia student chooses a name for the robot that will search for life on the Red Planet.

Tito's vodka tells customers on social media not to use its spirits to sanitise for coronavirus.

It comes after intense fighting between Turkish-backed rebels and Syrian forces supported by Russia.

They can hula hoop and inject insulin at the same time. Meet the duo who are using social media to destigmatise diabetes.

New Zealander Troy Collings wanted to make North Korea affordable - even for backpackers.

BBC sports editor Dan Roan looks at the key questions as the Tokyo 2020 Olympics faces up to the challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak.

Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool's flying full back, talks crossing, Mbappe, Fifa and making the full-back position 'sexy'.

How two 20-somethings and their statistical modelling have become part of England's pre-match plotting.

It's 25 years since Alanis Morissette's album Jagged Little Pill made her a household name - and to mark the anniversary she's going on tour.

The song and dance about how to tackle the coronavirus go global on TikTok.

Stephen Curry scores 23 points in 27 minutes in his first match since October as the Golden State Warriors lose 121-113 to the Toronto Raptors.

It was one of the couple's final public engagements before they quit royal life later this month.

In October last year, 22,000 civil servants were working on Brexit, the public spending watchdog said.

A 27-year-old Ukrainian chess champion and his girlfriend aged 18 are found dead in a Moscow flat.

The president urged calm and said the virus would "go away" as infection cases rose to 233 - with 14 deaths.