The PM has asked Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to deputise "where necessary", No 10 says.

There are studies looking at using these drugs for Covid-19 - but are they safe and do they work?

Formula 1 bosses end their crisis meeting on Monday with an agreement to look further into the issues around lowering a budget cap.

An Africa Eye investigation uncovers the chaotic final months of a once-great construction firm.

A dairy farmer's association has instructed farmers to dump milk over fear of a price crash.

France reports 833 fatalities in the past 24 hours, the highest since its coronavirus outbreak began.

War veterans can experience trauma known as moral injury - now health workers are at risk too.

Photojournalist Chrystal Ding documented the treatment of survivors of the genocide in Rwanda.

Rwanda's President Paul Kagame says drones will become important for his nation, but can they really deliver?

One of Kenya's most controversial clerics is being buried on Tuesday after he died at the age of 89.

More than 2m guns were purchased in March and the FBI conducted 3.7m background checks.

Increased competition and privacy risks are some of the challenges facing workers making the switch.

While many countries have imposed major restrictions, life continues as normal in Turkmenistan.

The president has a "very friendly conversation" with the former VP and possible election challenger.

More than 100 global organisations want debt payments to be waived for developing countries this year.

Black Chicagoans account for 70% of coronavirus deaths, despite making up 30% of the population.

Boris Johnson is "in very good hands", says Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, who is deputising for the PM.

Major US insurer Allstate is paying out $600m in refunds to drivers in quarantine and through discounts.

Coronavirus has hit Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews disproportionately, but implementing lockdown in those communities has been challenging.

An idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.

Former Fifa executives took bribes in return for voting for Russia and Qatar to host the World Cup, according to US prosecutors.