Fact-checking the week's most popular dodgy claims, including BCG jabs and Iran's highly dubious testing device.

Since time immemorial, a village in West Bengal has paid tribute to Shiva by self-inflicting pain. This year coronavirus put a stop to it.

The recent peace between once bitter enemies Ethiopia and Eritrea has transformed lives there.

How machine learning is crunching data to search for drugs that could alleviate or cure Covid-19.

The mission will take place on 27 May using a rocket and spacecraft made by private firm SpaceX.

A new aluminium-based material could make hydrogen-powered cars more practical and less expensive.

Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones all play live at home.

Experts say screening may not prove immunity from coronavirus, and Britons are warned over unproven tests.

Yanira Soriano, 36, has been reunited with her newborn son after recovering from Covid-19.

Captain Tom Moore has raised millions for NHS charities - what will happen to the money?

The warning that hospital staff could be put at risk comes as the number of UK deaths surpasses 15,000.

It comes as coronavirus cases in the country surge, leaving its doctors and hospitals stretched.

BBC Sport picks an XI of Premier League players who have impressed that were aged 21 or younger at the start of the season.

A media tycoon and a number of lawmakers are among those arrested over last year's mass protests.

The 99-year-old former soldier is hailed a "one-man fundraising machine" by Prince William.

Thomas Thabane, accused of killing his wife in 2017, says he is deploying soldiers to restore order.

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

The Holy Fire ceremony goes ahead in Jerusalem as most worshippers worldwide are told to stay at home.

Sahar Tabar rose to fame over her pictures, which were said to resemble an eerie Angelina Jolie.

The Premier League should not be criticised for discussing how the season should be concluded, says former England striker Ian Wright.

World Rugby boss Sir Bill Beaumont says he is confident a revised Nations Championship will be launched in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.