Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says the Tokyo Olympic Games will go ahead as planned in July, despite coronavirus concerns.

Two-time Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya says she is "supernatural" as she confidently targets the 200m at Tokyo 2020.

Conor McGregor clarifies that his aunt did not die from coronavirus after earlier on Saturday suggesting that she had.

Ten more people have died after testing positive for the virus, NHS England says.

Germany's Maximilian Schachmann holds on to win Paris-Nice as the race finished a day early because of coronavirus.

Enhanced hygiene measures used at jump racing's Cheltenham Festival are extended to all racecourses as the sport continues to hold fixtures.

The attack comes a day after US air strikes in retaliation for a previous attack on the base.

The new restriction will come into force in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Spain sharply restricts citizens' movements while France has closed non-essential public places.

Sweden refused to let two Christian nurses work as midwives since they refused to perform abortions.

From noughts and crosses to matches simulated on Football Manager, at look at how clubs in England responded to the coronavirus shutdown.

Wolves chairman Jeff Shi tells football fans not to "underestimate" coronavirus.

Jamie Moore tells of his heartache after being unseated from leader Goshen in a last-flight drama on Cheltenham Gold Cup day.

Édith Blais and Luca Tacchetto, seized in 2018, apparently escaped and were picked up by UN forces.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "neon signs".

Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein has accused Spanish intelligence of waging a campaign against her.

The Harry Potter star says his family and living in the UK helped him keep a sense of "perspective".

The Indian businessman behind the Tata empire has formed an unlikely friendship with a 27-year-old.

We speak to a psychologist about the habit at the centre of the coronavirus spread.

A routine question about menstruation led Julian Peter to discover she had no vagina, womb or cervix.

The US president was tested a week after meeting Brazilian officials later found to be infected.