The 12-hour rampage by a man dressed as a policeman ended with a car chase before he was shot dead.

Up to 40 members of President Ashraf Ghani's staff have tested positive for the virus, reports say.

Watford are set to become the third Premier League club to agree wage deferrals with their first team squad.

He scored four pole positions in a row in his first season for Ferrari last year. Now Charles Leclerc has completed another quadruple.

The US Navy accused Iranian vessels of "dangerous and provocative actions" in the Gulf on Wednesday.

With games in Denmark set to resume behind closed doors, one club has come up with an ingenious idea - drive-in football.

Tom Jones and Little Mix take part in a UK version of the Together At Home coronavirus concert.

Residents demand relaxation of infection prevention measures despite signs it is too soon to reopen.

Amazon shuts its warehouses until Wednesday amid a row over sanitary conditions for workers.

Juventus eye Tottenham's Kane, Real Madrid to sell Bale, Manchester United agree deal with Sancho, plus more.

Experts are calling on the public to practise ‘information hygiene’ to help stop the spread of falsehoods online.

If you've been counting sheep since lockdown started, these tips might help.

Experts question if India can effectively fight the outbreak if it will only pay for some tests.

The chilling story of an Irish immigrant cook who brought typhoid to well-to-do families in New York.

Fundraising 99-year-old veteran Captain Tom Moore and West End star Michael Ball record charity single.

How designer Roksanda Ilincic is adapting her business during the coronavirus lockdown.

Kenyans worry about being put into coronavirus quarantine where conditions are said to be like prison.

Indigenous Central American migrants can be left voiceless when facing US immigration authorities.

The Royal College of General Practitioners is warning people not to mix up the symptoms.

Photographer Zoë Savitz meets her neighbours for the first time, as they stay at home during the coronavirus crisis.

Thousands of illegal gold mines tempt children into potentially lucrative but very dangerous work.