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.

The BBC investigates allegations of exploitation in Spain's fruit and vegetable growing region Almeria.

Entertainment giant Disney will stop paying nearly half its workforce as it battles virus shutdowns.

South Australia Police have spotted a kangaroo on the empty city streets during coronavirus lockdown.

The hope is blood from coronavirus survivors could treat hospital patients ill with Covid-19.

Coronavirus downturn has put major pressure on oil prices with demand slumping and storage running out.

From political storms to presidential pleas, it has been quite a journey for the MSC Magnifica.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex say popular newspapers are publishing "salacious gossip" for clicks.

It remains possible that Liverpool's record-breaking season may not end with them being confirmed as champions. We look at times when teams were denied their crowning glory.

The country, which has relatively few cases, has been praised for its quick and strict response.

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The artist is hoping to raise funds and spread joy with his latest artworks, created in response to the coronavirus crisis.

Coogee, Maroubra and Clovelly beaches allow exercise after three weeks of being shut to the public.

Twenty-five years ago, on 19 April, a deadly bomb attack shook America and left 168 people dead.

Anthony Joshua targets Tyson Fury, Dillian Whyte and Oleksandr Usyk, plus Eddie Hearn planning big fights for boxing's return.

There has been very little leadership over the pandemic, says International Rescue Committee head.

World Rugby begins an investigation into the chairman of the Fiji Rugby Union, which has backed Sir Bill Beaumont's bid for re-election as boss of the world game.

Some German school pupils are also back in class, but social distancing remains in force.