PM Narendra Modi says the coronavirus lockdown will continue for nearly three more weeks.

France youth coach Jean-Claude Giuntini tells BBC Scotland about his part in the development of Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard.

The IMF says the coronavirus pandemic has plunged the world into a "crisis like no other".

Graeme Souness is a long-term critic of Paul Pogba - but now, the Manchester United midfielder has had his say.

With the Bundesliga returning on 16 May, what is the status of Europe's other major leagues?

As the High School Musical cast prepares to sing together again, which other stars are doing the same?

"Ten years is a really special moment," says Liam Payne, hinting a reunion could be on the cards.

Scottish Swimming apologises after a public workout event was "Zoom-bombed", subjecting around 300 participants to "disturbing content".

A Newcastle United takeover takes a step closer after new documents show that owner Mike Ashley has entered into a charge agreement with potential buyer Amanda Staveley.

German zoos struggle with a major loss of income due to coronavirus, as running costs remain high

It comes amid allegations that the company is failing to protect its staff from the coronavirus.

WWE returns to weekly live television after being labelled an 'essential service' in Florida.

Tom Moore vows to keep walking laps of his garden in aid of NHS Charities Together.

Firm offers tool that tracks how many people are walking, driving and using public transport.

England Women's football squad donate to an initiative set up by Premier League players to support the NHS and other frontline staff during the coronavirus pandemic.

Former US President Barack Obama says his former deputy has the skills to unify and 'heal' America.

Parts of the two-acre plant mass in Lake Victoria clogged a turbine in a Ugandan power station.

Bournemouth reverse their decision to furlough staff members, the Premier League club announces.

Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish is "starting to get moany so we know he's getting better", says Kelly Cates after her father contracted coronavirus.

PDC Home Tour launches featuring players in their own homes across 32 consecutive nights.

The organisers have not yet made clear what form the festival could take amid the coronavirus pandemic.