World Rugby approves optional law trials to help reduce the risk of coronavirus transmission in the sport.

Almost 3,000 jobs will be lost in Spain but the carmaker says its Sunderland factory will stay open.

Blackburn captain Elliott Bennett and two unnamed Fulham players test positive for coronavirus in the latest round of testing.

Ramzan Kadyrov, a key ally of President Putin, did not deny having been to hospital in Moscow.

Playing non-contact outdoor sports in Scotland - including golf, tennis and bowls - will be allowed from Friday.

The video scandal toppled the government - now police are trying to find the woman in the sting.

South Africa's local authorities have been demolishing shacks claiming they were built illegally.

The airline says up to 30% of its workforce will go as it struggles with the slump in demand for air travel.

Tear gas is fired at protesters angry at the death of a man pinned down by a policeman in Minnesota.

The European Tour season is set to resume in July with a six-week 'UK Swing' tournament and run to December.

Residents of a Berkshire village have been taking advantage of quiet streets to perform their own silly walks.

The US film director has made a haunting home video for the BBC about his experience of confinement.

The Premier League is set to restart on 17 June - more than three months after it was suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Premier League returns on Wednesday, so what are the outstanding issues still to be resolved? BBC Sport takes a look.

Videos of the red bikes being crushed were shared online after Uber sold its Jump business to Lime.

The joint statement comes as the UK says it could extend visa rights to overseas passport holders.

Award-winning photographer Niraj Gera takes on stigma surrounding menstruation in India.

The US president is expected to sign an executive order following a row with Twitter.

Paris is no longer a virus hotspot but will need careful monitoring, PM Edouard Philippe says.

Actress Gabrielle Union, who left after one series, says there was a "toxic work environment".

Four Premier League games will be broadcast, free to air, live on BBC Sport when the season resumes in June.