Travis Scott's 10-minute show wowed players and press - and saw millions take part online.

We look at some of the claims about coronavirus circulating in African countries.

The ship came to Nagasaki in February and crew were quarantined with no cases - until this week.

New techniques are being used to transform images from Hubble into spectacular 3D visualisations.

The makers of Lysol and Dettol say disinfectants are hazardous substances and should not be ingested.

The veteran telescope celebrates three decades in orbit with a colourful image of star formation.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic says people who vandalised a statue of him earlier this year are "at kindergarten level" and that his story will "remain forever".

In Alex Scott's BBC Sport column, she discusses where it went wrong for departing England manager Phil Neville and who could be his replacement.

The government is urged to "take a role" and "not sit on the bench" in the potential £300m takeover of Newcastle United by a Saudi-backed consortium.

Campaigners say Abdullah al-Hamid was not given sufficient medical care following a stroke.

A suggestion that nicotine might help against coronavirus sparks a run on such products.

A grim milestone is passed by the world's deadliest outbreak, although US mortality rate is comparatively low.

Sergio Moro, famous for fighting corruption, accuses President Bolsonaro of political interference.

With more than 500 top-flight appearances behind him, two Premier League titles and one Champions League, James Milner talks about his exceptional career.

The top tier of football in the Netherlands is cancelled because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Police seize leader of sect that wants to revive pre-colonial Kongo kingdom, following deadly clashes.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has problems putting on a mask after urging South Africans to wear them.

Gabriel Wortman is believed to have killed 22 people over the span of 12 hours across Nova Scotia.

The war veteran, who walked laps of his garden for the NHS, is the oldest person to hit number one.

Nurse Katy Davis and her twin Emma died just days apart at the same hospital, their sister says.

The England and Wales Cricket Board has received "multiple offers" from other countries to help complete the domestic season.