The government says nine other people tested positive, but medics suspect there are many more cases.

Harry Kane would be "stupid" not to leave Tottenham if Liverpool or Manchester City came in for the England striker, says Chris Sutton.

The US president says he believes hospitals will have ventilators to cope amid governors' complaints.

Some US workers at Amazon and Instacart claim they are not receiving adequate protection.

People are heeding the advice to stay home to keep pressure off the NHS - and it's working, says adviser.

The number of new daily coronavirus infections is 1,648, down from 3,815 on Sunday.

The often unsanitary conditions in refugee and migrant camps, like this one on Lesbos, pose a challenge for residents trying to avoid coronavirus.

The US has seen its virus cases spike dramatically and these graphs show what could be in store.

The BBC’s Gavin Lee took a road trip in Europe's Schengen area to see how free movement has changed.

There are reasons to believe the world may emerge from this upheaval enhanced, writes Matthew Syed.

The BBC has spoken to two women who are currently under lockdown with men who have abused them.

A New York City nurse tells the BBC what it's really like on the front lines.

How to avoid some of the pitfalls of teleconferencing and how it is changing the way we meet and do business.

News is emerging of growing numbers of deaths from coronavirus in care homes across Europe.

Nigeria's commercial hub and the capital have gone into lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.

The UK is due to stop following EU rules by the end of 2020 but a group of MEPs say the date should be pushed back.

The test could help diagnose tumours sooner, often before any symptoms, scientists hope.

Foreign Office to work with airlines to get tens of thousands home - and spend £75m on other charter flights.

The US carrier says it will ask for government help to survive during the coronavirus downturn.

Ancient air pollution, trapped in ice, reveals details about life and death in 12th Century Britain.

Stuck at home, some people have enlisted their children to help cut their hair.