Global executions hit a 10-year low, but Saudi Arabia bucked the trend, Amnesty International says.

Australia's second-largest carrier cut almost all flights last month amid virus travel bans.

One governor says it would be "incredibly appreciated" if the White House helped rein in protesters.

The US leader will sign an executive order to suspend migration, but it's not clear how he will do it.

Italy has closed its parks during lockdown, but one is opening for children with autism.

South Korea says reports that Kim Jong-un is gravely ill are not true, after intense speculation.

Nearly 270 people were killed by a group of suicide bombers on Easter Sunday last year.

A little-known Bulgarian team has big ambitions - and there is a group of Britons driving their dream on and off the field.

For this week's #GoalsAtHome challenge, stay at home and recreate this stunner from Didier Drogba in Chelsea's 2012 FA Cup semi-final thrashing of Tottenham.

The six tourists moved into a cave after running out of money when India went into lockdown.

In these unprecedented times we all know the best advice is to stay at home and stay safe - but which teams and players are best among home comforts?

Our team give you something to read, watch, try, listen and take - all in one place.

The Fiji Rugby Union stands down its chairman from the World Rugby council amid accusations of homophobia and discrimination.

Plunging demand, oversupply and dwindling storage space trigger another global oil selloff.

Australia all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner talks about her rare achievement - being an aboriginal Test cricketer.

BBC Sport looks at 20 iconic Premier League celebrations - and you can choose your favourite at the bottom of the page.

Mick Jagger and Nick Rhodes are among those to praise the photographer who has died aged 82.

The 28-year-old was caught up in gunfire in Myanmar's conflict-riven Rakhine State, the UN says.

The purpose-built Brazilian city celebrates 60 years since it became the country's capital.

On Tuesday, Italy recorded a drop in the number of people currently infected for the second day in a row.

Women’s football will still benefit from investment worth $1bn (£804m) despite the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic, says Fifa.