Rory McIlroy says he would rather this year's Ryder Cup was postponed to 2021 than go ahead with no fans present because of the coronavirus pandemic.

While drivers may celebrate paying less at the pumps, falling oil prices can spell disaster.

The police say dozens were killed after youths refused to join the militant group.

PM Pedro Sánchez says they will start slowly winding down the lockdown in the second half of May.

Australia's NRL has been given the go-ahead by government to resume on 28 May, says ARL commissioner Wayne Pearce.

Clubs vote to end the regular National League season, with promotion and relegation outcomes still to be decided.

Michael O'Neill permanently leaves his role as Northern Ireland manager after eight years.

New Lancashire signing Luke Wood discusses leaving home and moving to a new city just before the coronavirus lockdown.

We've asked Grannies from around the world for their advice on staying positive.

Roger Federer says "it is time for men's and women's tennis to be united" and calls for the merger of both governing bodies.

The US secretary of state says Iran "needs to be held accountable" after the reported launch.

Those in mandatory confinement have been complaining about prison-like conditions and the expense.

Two newly identified cases in California are now believed to be the earliest virus deaths in the US.

Phil Neville's future as England women's manager is set to be revealed on Thursday after dates for the delayed European Championship are confirmed.

Bremen is the last of Germany's 16 states to require using face masks on public transport.

Officers had pulled over a car for speeding in Melbourne when a lorry hit them, killing four.

Security forces are struggling to enforce the lockdown intended to stop the spread of the virus.

BBC pundits Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora discuss how the NFL's virtual draft might play out.

As the World Food Programme warns of the worst crisis since WWII, which countries are most vulnerable?

Pochayiv has been put under quarantine by police after dozens of people became infected with coronavirus.

Used to making costumes for matches, Lucha Libre wrestlers are now sewing face masks.