The coronavirus outbreak has left millions of poorer workers out of work and unable to earn a living.

Asia was the first to experience the virus, the first to exit lockdown, and now has new spikes.

We examine claims of bribes and poison, a positive virus test that was not and anti-virus "badges".

Chalk artist David Zinn is on a mission to show that you do not need fancy equipment to draw.

Our readers reveal the view some of the things they have made while at home during the pandemic.

An expedition of top UK botanists into previously unexplored rainforest in Colombia found rare species.

World Bank President David Malpass says billions of people will have their livelihoods affected.

The country will now only report numbers for the past 24 hours, no longer giving the cumulative data.

The singing legend, who is celebrating his 80th birthday, shares memories of his life and career.

An oil worker who was in quarantine wore a disguise so he could watch his children from a distance.

After nearly two weeks of continuous demonstrations, those taking part cite energy and allyship as key factors

The surfer was brought back to the New South Wales beach by "heroic" boarders but died of his wounds.

Conor McGregor says he has retired from fighting - for the third time in four years.

Amanda Nunes wins a unanimous decision over Canadian contender Felicia Spencer at UFC 250 in Las Vegas.

Rick Scott tells the BBC, without evidence, China is trying to "slow down" vaccine development in the West.

The money was record breaking, the fight colossal and the upset huge when Evander Holyfield and Mike Tyson finally locked horns.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says protests have been "subverted by thuggery" after police clashes.

Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal all hold friendly matches at their home stadiums to prepare for the season restart.

World 400m champion Salwa Eid Naser missed four anti-doping tests rather than the three she claimed, says the Athletics Integrity Unit.

In an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live, Barcelona's Dutch midfielder Frenkie de Jong talks about racism, coronavirus and learning from Lionel Messi.

Prof John Edmunds - who advises the government - says he wishes the UK had entered lockdown sooner.