The Monaco Grand Prix is cancelled and the Dutch and Spanish races are postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

England switching this summer's Test series against West Indies to the Caribbean is "unrealistic", says Cricket West Indies chief Johnny Grave.

India-based infectious disease epidemiologist Ramanan Laxminarayan warns India could face a "tsunami" of coronavirus cases.

The Bank of England takes more emergency action to support the British economy.

High profile inmates like ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen are among those who have asked for early release.

Australian Catherine Hamlin helped women treated like "modern-day lepers" after giving birth.

Live BBC coverage as Prime Minister Boris Johnson gives the latest update on Covid-19

The number of deaths has risen to 3,405, which is more than in China where the virus originated.

The airline wants pilots and cabin crew to accept sweeping changes to their terms and conditions.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone answers some of the questions posed after Thursday's update from football bosses.

Manchester United will continue to pay all casual matchday staff even if the remainder of their season is cancelled or played behind closed doors.

The president criticised the media's coverage of his decision to ban those coming to the US from China.

The 93-year-old monarch issues a message to the nation from Windsor Castle amid the coronavirus crisis.

The video-streaming giant wants to ease strain on internet service providers.

Boris Johnson says he believes the UK can "send it packing" if people follow government advice.

The men were convicted of raping and murdering a young woman in the Indian capital in 2012.

Researchers observing the mammals saw them sharing regurgitated blood with their neighbours.

US university students flocked to Florida, despite warnings over the new coronavirus.

Jude Ikuenobe was falsely accused on social media of using a Covid-19 patient to extort money.

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