Claims 5G harms immune systems or spreads the virus have been condemned by the scientific community.

BBC presenter's photographs of deserted streets as she runs to work in central London.

As online audiences flock to movies like Contagion, we explore how viruses are depicted on film.

Support meetings for recovering addicts have been cancelled in the lockdown. Here's how one man is coping.

How an African-American orphan and single mother founded a business empire - 114 years ago.

A child actor from a small religious community in Antigua is bringing the timeless character to life.

Two British-Sudanese doctors became the first doctors to die of coronavirus in the UK. This is their story.

One intensive care doctor describes the reality faced by some UK health workers on the front line.

One church has found a way to create the musical experience of a service despite the coronavirus restrictions.

As local councils prepare for coronavirus deaths, a gravedigger in Cornwall has been asked by his local parish to dig extra graves.

The Queen will also thank NHS workers in a speech to the nation on Sunday, Buckingham Palace says.

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Passengers from the Ruby Princess disembarked in Sydney without knowing the coronavirus was on board.

Malawi was one of the last countries to record cases of coronavirus - the first were on Thursday.

Derby striker Wayne Rooney says the power struggle over how footballers use their wages to aid the coronavirus fight is "a disgrace".

The two cousins were abducted as they walked home from school and now need major surgery.

Triathlete Non Stanford is finding novel ways to squeeze every inch out the room where she must spend 14 days in quarantine.

Super-fan or trip of a lifetime? Tell us how the Tokyo 2020 Olympics postponement has affected your plans.

Police say the shooter opened fire on a group of people gathered outside his house.

Dani Bereznay, one of the fastest esports Formula 1 drivers in the world, talks about taking on real-life F1 drivers.

Fast bowler Mark Wood says it was the “right thing” for England players to make a £500,000 donation to the ECB and selected good causes.