President Trump has been critical - but what do others think of the "global guardian of public health"?

Tom Moore's efforts to raise money for NHS Charities Together give him "new purpose".

Apple's new low-priced phone is a successor to the original SE, which was discontinued in 2018.

As a group of investors move closer to buying Newcastle United, BBC Sports looks at the people involved in the potential takeover deal.

A dozen children fly from overcrowded camps to Luxembourg - the first of 1,600 Europe is to host.

Sane set for Bayern Munich, Havertz open to Liverpool move, Giroud open to pay cut to seal Inter move, plus more.

New York is now reporting an additional 3,778 deaths presumed to be coronavirus-linked.

"Highly valued and loved" Mary Agyeiwaa Agyapong died in hospital in Luton on Sunday.

Cheese shops and gun stores are among the services still open in locked down places around the world.

The BBC's Laura Foster looks at the science about when and where we should wear face masks.

Reality Check tackles coronavirus claims made by leading politicians.

Young people from Rwanda are producing radio plays to educate people about the importance of hand-washing.

"We'll be the comeback kids," the president says, predicting some states will reopen this month.

With fertility clinics stopping treatment because of coronavirus, women wanting to conceive fear their hopes are being dashed.

The World Health Organization rejects US criticism it mishandled the early days of the coronavirus outbreak.

An unprecedented series of measures may not be enough to save Australia's normally robust economy.

The shipping industry is already feeling the impact of Covid-19 as the world heads for recession.

Medics tackling coronavirus in Egypt say they fear shortages of protective equipment.

Overfishing by industrial trawlers in Bangladesh has pushed almost every species to the brink.

How a home in Burgundy seeks to protect more than 100 vulnerable residents and staff from Covid-19.

The Golden State has only had a fraction of the coronavirus deaths experts expected - why?