The search for survivors continues at the building which was being used as a coronavirus quarantine facility.

The Duchess of Sussex made a surprise visit to a school to mark International Women's Day.

Prince Harry and Meghan attend one of their final royal events in matching red outfits.

Charlie Webster has faced sexism throughout her career as a sports broadcaster - on International Women's Day she calls for change.

Formula 1's season-opener will go ahead as planned in Melbourne with fans in attendance, says race chief Andrew Westacott.

Australia demolish India by 85 runs to win their fifth Women's T20 World Cup in front of a 86,000 fans at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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The US military was hunting for the jihadist, but it has not yet commented on reports of his death.

The supermarket begins restricting sales of some food and household goods amid signs of stockpiling.

Riders and staff of French teams Cofidis and Groupama-FDJ are released from quarantine in the United Arab Emirates.

Parma v SPAL kicks off 75 minutes late after Italy's sports minister requested Serie A was suspended with immediate effect because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Protests raise awareness of discrimination on International Women's Day.

Romain Ntamack will face Scotland for France on Sunday armed with a note from his grand slam-winning father urging him to "be better than me".

California senator Kamala Harris says Joe Biden is the Democratic candidate to "unify the people".

The Russian bombers were tracked heading towards the north-west coast of Scotland on Saturday.

Australia are taking women's cricket to new heights with their achievements, writes BBC Sport's Amy Lofthouse.

Plans to double funding for flood defences in England over the next five years have been announced.

Indian badminton player PV Sindhu wins the inaugural BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year award.

Carlo Ancelotti endures a miserable return to Stamford Bridge as Chelsea thrash his Everton side to boost their Premier League top-four hopes. 

Mohamed Haouas is sent off as Scotland beat France 28-17 to end their bid for a Six Nations Grand Slam with a fourth consecutive Murrayfield defeat.

Derby County move within five points of a Championship play-off place with victory over fellow hopefuls Blackburn.