Why poorer people are more likely to catch - and die from - Covid-19.

Crowds of people paid their respects to George Floyd at the spot where he was killed in Minneapolis.

China is hitting back at the US for supporting Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrations last year.

The BBC's Clive Myrie looks at the toxic combination of racism and inadequate police training.

AstraZeneca says it could provide two billion doses of a potential vaccine, helped by backing from Bill Gates.

Gen Martin Dempsey denounces the president's threat to use troops to suppress ongoing civil unrest.

While waiting for flights to resume, 20 players shared a single room in Auckland for three months.

The court backed government claims that a mass gathering in Sydney posed a coronavirus risk.

Paul Gascoigne's brilliant Euro 96 goal is one of English football's most famous moments but it meant a defeat at Wembley which is still hard to swallow for Scotland.

Cases emerge of police mistreatment amid unrest over the death of African American George Floyd.

At the UK-hosted summit, Boris Johnson said up to eight millions lives will be saved by the funding.

NFL stars including Patrick Mahomes and Odell Beckham Jr have called on the league to "condemn racism and the systemic oppression of black people".

British race walker Tom Bosworth admits to shedding a few tears when he first heard the Tokyo Olympics had been postponed.

The estimate is based on swab tests of people living in 9,000 households in England.

The girls were cut after their father said they were receiving a coronavirus "vaccine", officials say.

Two Benfica players are taken to hospital after their team bus is hit by pieces of thrown shrapnel.

Chelsea are named Women's Super League champions on a points-per-game ratio, while Liverpool are relegated.

Can you name every player to have scored at least 25 goals in a season in Europe’s top five leagues since 2010?

Morgan Lake, Chris Lambert and Lianne Sanderson speak about how they feel after the death of George Floyd.

Tim Davie, a former head of BBC Radio and BBC Studios, is to take over from Tony Hall.

Michael Johnson says current protests following the death of George Floyd have produced "the most momentum around this issue I've seen in my lifetime".