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.

Gilberto Aparecido dos Santos, known as Fuminho, has spent more than two decades on the run.

The World Health Organization "failed in its basic duty" over coronavirus, Donald Trump says.

A year after fire devastated Notre Dame, construction has stopped and the cathedral is quiet.

Aid agencies warn the aftermath of Cyclone Harold in Pacific nations risks undoing their virus prevention.

A comedian has garnered fans for her Jacinda Ardern impressions - including the New Zealand PM herself.

With coronavirus seemingly under control, South Korea has been holding an election unlike any other.

As the lockdown in Italy enters its sixth week, some restaurants and bars are already going out of business.

Migrants sent to coronavirus quarantine have either left their villages or are slipping in and out.

One of the last Scots who was an eyewitness to the horrors of the Holocaust has died at the age of 97.

Could the number of coronavirus victims be worse than Iran makes out?

Communities in Africa must be consulted about lockdowns, argue Alex de Waal and Paul Richards.