The Bank of England cuts rates to the lowest level in history amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Spurs need to redefine their team without their injured strikers, says BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Robert Green - but it does not help their confidence looks completely shot.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will present the government's first fiscal plans since it won the election.

Two members of the Haas Formula 1 team and one from McLaren are in self-isolation after being tested for coronavirus at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

Two trains crash into each other at Tacubaya metro station in Mexico City injuring dozens.

The former Hollywood producer faces up to 29 years in jail after being convicted of rape and assault.

Two prank callers claim they rang the Duke of Sussex pretending to be Greta Thunberg and her father.

The cruise ship collided with a small tourist boat on the Danube in Budapest, killing 28.

The chancellor warns that as many as 58 million Germans could become infected by coronavirus.

Live coverage as Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivers his first Budget, amid concerns over coronavirus.

The Europa League ties between Sevilla and Roma in Spain and Inter Milan's against Getafe in Italy are postponed because of coronavirus.

Palestinian medics say the 15-year-old was shot in the face by Israeli fire south of Nablus.

A review decides that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's conviction can be taken to a fresh appeal.

The chancellor warns the outbreak is likely to cause a temporary but significant disruption to the UK economy, in his first Budget.

The sentence finalises a dramatic fall from grace for one of Hollywood's most powerful figures.

Footage has emerged showing numerous body bags, as the country struggle to cope with the virus.

No Arsenal players or staff are to be tested for coronavirus despite the postponement of Wednesday's Premier League game against Manchester City.

The world's largest gaming expo will not go ahead - raising concerns for its future.

The World Health Organization calls for "urgent action" as Italy announces most shops will close.

No professional tennis tournaments will be played anywhere in the world until at least 20 April.

The judge said this was not a referendum on #MeToo. But at times, his trial felt like one.