While there have been thousands of changes to the virus only one is seen as possibly altering its behaviour.

Dozens of women in Afghanistan who were operating solar-powered food carts have had the vehicles converted into mobile disinfection units to help tackle coronavirus.

Ecuadorean journalist Blanca Moncada was on the front line of the Covid-19 crisis in her town of Guayaquil.

Buffets, beloved by many Americans, are rapidly changing their business model to adapt to the virus.

The legacies of colonial slave-traders are being reassessed, but what about the Africans who profited?

Covid-19 kills more men than women, so why are they shunning protective masks the most?

King Juan Carlos abdicated in 2014 but is once again in the spotlight over his financial dealings.

For 70 years Tony May knew nothing about where he came from, except that he'd been left on the bank of the Thames.

There has been a surge in people signing up to sell Avon beauty products over the past few months.

The number of new cases has surpassed 250,000 in a day, the World Health Organization says.

Having the option of a nationwide shutdown is like a "nuclear deterrent", the prime minister says.

The state attorney general accuses the federal government of violating citizens' rights in protests.

As global cases rise by record numbers, EU leaders struggle to reach a deal on a recovery package.

There are fewer than 72 female Suffolk Punches remaining in the UK and fewer than 300 in the world.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says his Manchester United players are not divers and "none of them try to con the referee at all".

Heavy rains have swept across China for weeks, from the southwest to the east coast.

Brazilian Deiveson Figueiredo defeats American Joseph Benavidez by a technical submission in the first round to win the UFC flyweight title.

The territory will bring back strict lockdown measures, after more than 100 new infections.

China's ambassador to the UK is confronted with drone footage that appears to show Uighurs being blindfolded and led to trains.

The Rwandan refugee was responsible for closing up the cathedral the day before the fire.

Police say they did not have the resources to halt the event which attracted more than 3,000 people.