Different accounts of an alleged 2015 fight with Amber Heard are debated at a preliminary hearing.

Nearly 3,000 people have now died from coronavirus in Italy - the most affected country after China.

The suspension of the professional tennis tours because of coronavirus is extended to 7 June, ruling out the entire clay-court season.

While giving an update on Covid-19 measures, Canada's PM suddenly felt a bit chilly.

The left-wing senator is considering his options after his latest primary contest losses to Biden.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville is to open his hotels free of charge to health workers to help with the coronavirus crisis.

The Premier League is set to reiterate its commitment to completing the season in an emergency board meeting held via conference call on Thursday.

Reporters quiz the president on his language and if athletes are getting priority testing.

Two US Navy hospital ships will also be sent to help relieve an expected shortage of sick beds.

Exams in England and Wales will not go ahead this academic year, as the coronavirus outbreak worsens.

Parliament's vote to remove the procedure from the Crimes Act changes a law in force since 1977.

European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde: "There are no limits to our commitment to the euro".

Ghislaine Maxwell's lawsuit also claims she has had to hire security over "regular death threats".

From clearer water in Venice to emptier trains in London, how has coronavirus changed everyday life?

Two US Navy hospital ships will also be sent to help relieve an expected shortage of sick beds.

As more and more schools close around the world, parents are wrestling with the same dilemma.

Singapore has moved all its street food vendors indoors. Could that be a model for other cities?

The country moved fast to identify every single contact of every infected person - and it worked.

Jonathan Marcus looks at whether the crisis might lead to some rapprochement between the arch-foes.

Doreen, Carol and Dotty have come up with a plan to live together if further restrictions are brought in.

What fake or misleading coronavirus stories are being promoted in India?