The cast and writer of W1A have reunited for a one-off Zoom meeting to "cheer people up" during lockdown.

There is hope that major sporting fixtures could still take place in England this summer despite new quarantine rules.

Formula 1 teams agree to a package of cost-cutting changes to help the sport ride out the coronavirus crisis, BBC Sport can reveal.

Chelsea, Manchester United and Leicester contact Philippe Coutinho's agent, Willian could sign new Chelsea deal, plus more.

The Democrat had said African Americans "ain't black" if they even considered voting for Donald Trump.

From 8 June, people arriving in the UK must self-isolate for 14 days - but some workers will be exempt.

A source close to Dominic Cummings confirms he travelled from London to Durham to self-isolate with coronavirus symptons.

Coronavirus hospital patients given hydroxychloroquine were more likely to die, medical journal study says.

The loon, which is on Canada's dollar coin, and the eagle, America's national bird, fought to the death.

Economist Nouriel Roubini - "Dr Doom" - has warned of a prolonged downturn and sluggish recovery.

It is part of a probe into allegations the president tried to replace top federal police officials.

The animal, knows as a Janus cat, has been named Biscuits and Gravy - or just Biscuits for short.

Justin Rowlatt joins a team of scientists looking for small space rocks in Antarctica.

Alireza Japalaghy performs life-threatening stunts, but has been detained for 'vulgar acts'.

Two US spelling bee winners give their advice for concentrating on work in lockdown.

A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.

If you could go back to the start of 2020 and give yourself pre-lockdown advice, what would it be?

A Dubai-based couple are still stuck at a deserted resort, more than two months after their wedding.

Claims that badges can protect wearers from coronavirus and a cannabis treatment fact-checked.

Seventy-five years after his death, the Nazi SS leader's possessions are due to go on display in the UK.

The BBC's Mercy Juma had to watch her cousin's burial online - until her internet connection failed.