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.

Borussia Dortmund plan Sancho pay rise, Newcastle consider Vidal bid, Mari wants to stay at Arsenal, plus more.

Devin Haney says he is not racist and rejects discrimination after saying he would "never lose to a white boy".

Brighton owner Tony Bloom says he cannot see how clubs can be relegated from the Premier League if the season is not completed.

Steve Wilson commentates on your attempts to recreate Gerard Deulofeu's amazing curler in last year's FA Cup semi-final for this week's #GoalsAtHome challenge.

Their confinement will soon be eased, as the latest death toll from coronavirus shows a dip.

Luke Woodhouse throws a nine-dart finish in his kitchen on night two of the PDC Home Tour.

Piano, dance, drums... people are sharing videos of their takes on the familiar music.

Jemima Yong's pictures record the comings and goings on a patch of land outside her London home.

"Don't flirt with the cute girl at the checkout line" - and other advice for Covid-19 times.

Somali musician Ahmed Ismail Hussein Hudeidi died in London from coronavirus at the age of 91.

Medics at one of the capital's busiest hospitals tell of services on the brink and becoming infected.

Haiti has barely 60 ventilators for 11 million people, and a limited number of doctors who can operate them.

Robot workers can help us keep social distance but once machines take over it will be hard to go back.

The 99-year-old will join the opening of a Nightingale hospital in Yorkshire via video link.

A new report suggests deaths in residential care linked to Covid-19 could have doubled over a month.

From the most heartfelt performances to the messiest bedrooms, these are the moments that stood out.

Guests include Oxford University's Prof Sarah Gilbert, who's working to find a vaccine for Covid-19.