Junior doctor Lisa Linpower describes how vital her phone has been during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A new online project documents the country's challenges amid the pandemic.

Known for discretion and privacy, Monaco is now courting the Instagram generation

Ryanair boss says the mandatory two-week isolation for all people arriving in the UK is "unenforceable".

From slave patrols to enabling lynchings, we look at the history of police violence in black America.

The move comes amid protests against racism and police brutality sparked by George Floyd's death.

Jacob Roberts broke his leg falling into a 4m-deep well while running away from a dog.

After the donation by K-pop megastars BTS #MatchAMillion starting trending on Twitter.

But the director of a black British newspaper says clashes with police have not hijacked the demos.

Ben Shenton was raised in a cult that thought the world would soon end. It didn't - but one day his world abruptly changed.

A statue of slave trader Edward Colston has been torn down during an anti-racism protest in Bristol.

PM Jacinda Ardern says she "did a little dance" as it was confirmed NZ had no active virus cases.

Issues raised by the death of George Floyd "touch everyone", Newcastle's Allan Saint-Maximin tells the BBC in a wide-ranging interview.

The Indian capital has seen a surge of infections and its healthcare system is struggling to cope.

As Kameko and Love seal Guineas wins, how did horse racing fare as Classic action returned to Newmarket?

Republic Records, one of the most powerful labels in the US, says the term is outdated.

Undefeated American Mikaela Mayer will miss boxing's comeback show in Las Vegas after testing positive for coronavirus.

Divers in southern India have been removing tonnes of plastic waste from waters along the coast.

Britain's Dan Evans dismisses Novak Djokovic's concerns over players having just one member of their team at the US Open as "not such a big deal".

Greg Glassman faces an industry backlash over a tweet making light of George Floyd's death.

But the prime minister describes the toppling of Edward Colston's statue as a "criminal act".