On the south coast, people have started going on sightseeing cruises of, well, cruise ships.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to plummeting demand - leaving growers and producers at loggerheads.

Enoch Adeboye riles social media critics with his views on women, but this has not dented his standing.

The Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences say the decision was taken because of coronavirus fears.

The singer wants to use her fame as a "platform to bring this conversation to a wider audience".

The "Las Vegas of Asia" is hoping to bring back the high-rollers after its virus-driven visitor slump.

It further dispels a myth that Indigenous Australians were solely hunter-gatherers, scientists say.

Female athletes discuss how periods, contraceptive pills and the coil can impact their performance in unexpected ways.

Archaeologists say they've discovered the earliest known bone tools in Europe.

Police in the southern city of Bangalore opened fire on protesters angered by the Facebook post.

The move comes after the firm paid more than $71bn for most of Rupert Murdoch's film and TV business.

Prosecutors open an investigation after allegations made by the ex-head of the state oil company.

Chelsea legend Roberto di Matteo tells the MOTD Top 10 podcast about the moments that shaped his playing career.

As they prepare to take on Liverpool in the Champions League, BBC Sport finds out how Atalanta have become a force in Italy and on the continent.

Borussia Dortmund forward Jadon Sancho is the world's "best" young player and Manchester United need to sign top stars, says Rio Ferdinand.

The UK suffers its biggest slump on record, while the chancellor says conditions are "unprecedented".

The epidemiologist behind the country's elimination strategy says you have to plan for setbacks.

The 23-year-old democracy activist arrested under a new security law is a folk hero to her supporters.

Marjorie Taylor Greene seems set to become the conspiracy theory's first devotee in Congress.

The interior ministry says officers came under attack as protests erupted for a third night.

Wolves need to sign more players to make their squad stronger, says boss Nuno Espirito Santo after their Europa League exit.