By the time most Americans emerged from lockdown restrictions, a second surge was already under way.

England pace bowler Jofra Archer should use team-mate Ben Stokes as a role model, says West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite.

Trading Standards and police are warning social media influencers against promoting fake brands.

A selection of powerful news photographs taken around the world this week.

Suchitra Ramadurai's Instagram video catapulted a case nationally - then disappeared from the internet.

Anna Josse Eklund from Sweden takes us through her week during the coronavirus pandemic.

Questions still remain three months after Gabriel Wortman went on a rampage across Nova Scotia.

His remarks come as infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci urged people to wear face coverings.

False rumours that coronavirus tests can be harmful have circulated in several different languages.

Markets have been virus hotspots in Colombia, so one of them is trying a new way to curb the spread.

UK safety campaigners raise concerns about an increase in the number of US deaths caused by SUVs.

UK consumers may unwittingly be buying meat linked to the destruction of the Amazon, experts say.

Morgan Bullock was accused of "cultural appropriation" after a video of her Irish dancing went viral.

Lewis, who was the last of the Big Six civil rights leaders, was diagnosed with cancer in December.

John Lewis forged his legacy as a champion for civil rights and racial equality in the 1960s.

Prosecutors say three fires were started at the site, and are treating the blaze as a criminal act.

It says attackers copied records from up to eight hacked users, but none were "blue tick" accounts.

Demonstrators say they are taking to the streets "because our governor was stolen from us".

Chelsea will play Arsenal in the FA Cup final after two howlers from David de Gea settle their semi-final against Manchester United.

England face a race against time to level the series against West Indies after the third day of the second Test is washed out.

Iran says the plane, which had 176 people on board, was mistaken for a cruise missile.