Former Fifa executives took bribes in return for voting for Russia and Qatar to host the World Cup, according to US prosecutors.

Maeve Kennedy McKean and her son were last seen in a canoe off Chesapeake Bay in Maryland last week.

Premier League players are "mindful of their social responsibilities" amid the coronavirus crisis, says PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor.

Formula 1 has put about half its staff on enforced leave while senior figures are to take a salary cut as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

For the first time since January, China reports no coronavirus-related deaths.

UFC president Dana White says he is close to securing a private island to continue hosting fights during the coronavirus crisis.

Offenders face sentences of up to three months and a hefty fine as part of anti-Covid-19 measures.

The parliament passes a law to hold a presidential election by post, despite strong opposition.

Mercedes make the design of a new breathing-aid device it helped develop freely available to help fight the coronavirus crisis.

La Liga could resume as early as 28 May in the best-case scenario as the league discusses its options, says its president Javier Tebas.

Videos will now be deleted if they falsely link coronavirus to 5G mobile networks.

China has claimed its first day without a virus death, but faces lingering scepticism over its data.

With the Chilean capital in lockdown, the big cats are venturing into residential neighbourhoods.

Italy and Spain accuse northern European countries of not doing enough to help in economic crisis.

Boris Johnson is described as a "fighter" after he was moved into intensive care on Monday evening.

A UN board of inquiry examined air strikes on four civilian facilities in 2019.

David Clark called himself an "idiot" after admitting to clear breaches of the New Zealand lockdown.

France's new restriction on exercise in the capital comes as the death toll rises above 10,000.

The militant group's first face-to-face talks with the Afghan government end in disagreement.

After their wedding was cancelled due to coronavirus, Zoe and Tom were thrown a virtual celebration instead.

German fourth-tier side Lokomotive Leipzig sell more than 100,000 tickets for a match against an "invisible opponent".