Life for children whose parents work on the frontline against Covid-19 has changed.

BBC News profiles the space travellers who will launch in SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule on Wednesday.

Videos and stories you may have missed this week.

Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken ready themselves and their kit for Wednesday's flight to the space station.

Everton defender Michael Keane admits he broke down in tears in front of his family after hitting "rock bottom" during his injury problems.

Prince William talks about parenting and mental health with ex-footballer Marvin Sordell in a BBC documentary.

In the final Match of Their Day, former Arsenal and Chelsea defender Ashley Cole selects his three favourite games.

Five tankers are being escorted by the Venezuelan military as the country struggles with shortages.

No 10 says fresh claims about Dominic Cummings - who has been seen going into Downing Street - are "false".

Hull City confirm two people at the Championship club have tested positive for coronavirus.

After a Ramadan marked by lockdowns and social distancing, Muslims begin celebrating the festival.

Sharp terracotta clay courts, luscious backdrops of the Eiffel Tower... the French Open is unmistakeable. How well do you know it?

The UK PM's most senior adviser has responded to accusations that he broke lockdown rules - what did he say?

The country's top diplomat hits out at Washington - raising tensions between the two world powers.

South Africa's Mponeng gold mine only resumed operations in April following a national lockdown.

Timo Werner scores his first goals since the Bundesliga returned from its two-month suspension with a hat-trick as RB Leipzig thump Mainz.

Boris Johnson says his adviser acted "legally and with integrity" when making a 260-mile trip for childcare.

The government says up to 2,000 prisoners will be freed, after the Islamist group proposed a truce.

Formula 1 in the 1950s produced a host of heroic race winners - now, sadly, there is only one surviving member of that elite club.

Formula E driver Daniel Abt is disqualified and ordered to pay £8,900 to charity for getting a professional gamer to compete under his name in an official esports race.

The director general of the BBC says its audience has continued to grow during the Covid-19 pandemic