Scientists have discovered more evidence about a strange and worrying feature of the coronavirus.

Rory Curtis was a promising amateur footballer but his life was turned upside down when his car collided with a lorry, the start of a bizarre chain of events.

Indian railways begins operating 200 trains amid reports of chaos after weeks of lockdown.

The artist known as Christo was famous for wrapping huge buildings and entire coastlines in fabric.

QPR chief executive Lee Hoos says the club is "vehemently opposed" to the EFL's plans for the Championship to return on 20 June.

It is the first day back for some primary pupils in England - but heads say attendance ranges between 40% and 70%.

Parks and shopping centres reopen and people are allowed out for walks, as cases continue to rise.

Black British people react to the African-American's death, and the ongoing racial tensions in the US and UK.

The US capital sees some of the worst violence following the death of black man George Floyd.

Shanghai Shenhua and Nigeria forward Odion Ighalo extends his loan deal at Manchester United until January 2021.

People were banned from buying it as part of efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus.

Hundreds attend the funeral of Iyad Halaq, who was shot dead while walking in Jerusalem's Old City.

Liverpool players displayed a message of support by taking a knee around the centre circle at Anfield after the death in police custody of African-American George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Authorities say the decision was taken due to public health concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Meteorologists say the switch from an extremely wet winter to an extremely dry spring is not "British".

Civil unrest in the US has also caused Google to delay showing off the next version of Android.

Dillian Whyte, Francis Ngannou, Tyson Fury and Carl Froch reminiscing about "flattening" George Groves feature in this week's Fight Talk.

As the US is engulfed in civil unrest, the masked hackers are being credited with new action.

England's James Anderson believes the enforced break from cricket due to the coronavirus pandemic could prolong his career.

Record labels say they will not release new music this week, as musicians join protests in the US.

Thousands have queued to get into the furniture giant's stores amid strict social distancing measures.