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Eddie Jones says his side "aspire to be a team everyone remembers" as he agrees a contract extension to coach England through to the Rugby World Cup in France in 2023.

Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi tells MOTDx's Josh Denzel about his recovery from coronavirus and how he's living his life in isolation.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he lost half a stone when he fell ill with Covid-19.

Men and women are allowed out on different days, while on Sunday everyone must stay at home.

The US military and N Korea observers question North Korea's claims it has staved off infections.

In the first of BBC football's bumper quiz of the week, we want you to name every Premier League top scorer.

The rapper will serve the remaining four months of his sentence under home arrest.

Some ultra-Orthodox communities have been accused of being too slow to act over the coronavirus.

A ferry in the Solomon Islands embarks despite the pacific nation being on alert over a cyclone.

New York state - the centre of the US outbreak - had its largest single-day jump in virus deaths.

Dr William Frankland, known as "the grandfather of allergy", developed the idea of a pollen count.

Boris Johnson had been due to come out of self-isolation but is continuing to work from home.

France reveals 884 deaths linked to coronavirus and more cases emerge in Spain and Italy.

The coronavirus crisis has shown the need for a radical overhaul of rugby union on a global scale, says RFU boss Bill Sweeney.

Britain's former two-time world champion Amir Khan says "retirement is not on my radar," insisting he still has "one or two more" fights left.

BBC Africa's Joice Etutu tackles myths around Covid-19 that are being shared online on the continent.

It quizzes people outside suspected of flouting the North African nation's coronavirus restrictions.

People are told to stay at home, despite expected good weather, in honour of two nurses who died.

Captains of Premier League clubs are discussing possible moves to give money to charity as they come under scrutiny to help in the fight against coronavirus.

Pakistani officials refuse to release the British-born militant convicted of beheading Daniel Pearl in 2002.