Over 40 people who attended a Baptist service in Frankfurt after curbs were eased were infected.

An unnamed Bournemouth player is one of two new coronavirus cases discovered by the latest round of Premier League tests.

A total of 84 people died in 24 hours, the lowest daily toll since March in the worst-hit US state.

The truce with government forces will take effect when the Muslim festival of Eid begins on Sunday.

Our readers reveal the view from their windows as they spend time indoors during the coronavirus pandemic.

British artist Harriet Davey is among the CGI artists creating virtual models for fashion shows.

Tens of thousands of Indians are trying to get back to their home villages, with many forced to walk hundreds of miles with little food or water.

Coronavirus has forced thousands of small businesses to shut in the US. Stan's Donuts is just one.

What's it like living and working in the UK's former castles and palaces during the pandemic?

A wide range of false and misleading health claims continue to spread on social media.

When Howard Jacobson's mother died this month there could be no big family funeral - but then she never wanted to be a bother to anyone.

Félicien Kabuga outwitted Rwandan genocide prosecutors by using 28 aliases and powerful connections.

Children returning to school are often from wealthier families, so why are other pupils staying home?

The Indian arm of a South Korean multinational was charged after a leak from its factory killed 12.

'I've gone from a large office in Soho to painting in my bedroom,' says Cece Philips who quit her job to become an artist.

Thousands rally in Hong Kong for the first time since China announced plans for a new security law.

The country's entire western coast is expected to be affected by torrential rain and massive waves.

No 10 says fresh accusations about Dominic Cummings are "false", as some Tory MPs call for him to go.

Over 100 firefighters helped to stop the blaze, which threatened a historic ship from World War II.

The country is gripped by the spectacle of a serving leader being tried for the first time.

The Duke of Cambridge tells a documentary on mental health he found things "overwhelming" at times.