A union representing taxi drivers estimates 80,000 "are in danger of becoming destitute" in lockdown.

Three couples reveal how the coronavirus has affected their relationships.

A flock of sheep have been moved onto a Welsh rugby pitch while sports fixtures are on hold.

Scientists are tracing infections by analysing sewage samples from water treatment works.

What is the path to normality as coronavirus leaves countries in lockdown?

The UK has passed Italy's death toll but it's hard to make direct comparisons.

Isle of Wight residents have mixed feelings about being used to test the government's new app.

When the government eases restrictions, how will social and work life be different?

People from the travelling community say they are struggling to access water, electricity and sanitation.

Many people who started jobs in March cannot get furlough payments despite the scheme being extended.

Education Minister Peter Weir says a phased return in September is "extremely likely".

Emergency services and other authorities say travel to beaches and national parks will "cost lives".

Could the amount of fat in our body increase complications with Covid-19?

Michelle O'Neill says a regular programme of testing is required, as figures reveal 232 care home deaths.

The Scottish government has asked for the public's thoughts on easing restrictions - but are the ideas any good?

People who feel so ill they needed treatment in intensive care can face a long recovery that may take months.

Some people with serious illnesses are bracing themselves for a longer, tougher period of lockdown.

The cousin of Grace Millane, who was murdered in New Zealand, says she would have been "so proud".

Simon Bogg says it took him 10 days to make the sculpture in tribute to the "absolute legend".

The unclaimed ticket, which was bought in Swindon, matched five main numbers and the bonus ball.

The incidents took place in the Burngreave, Sharrow and Nether Edge areas of Sheffield during Friday.

Crews attended 16 call outs across Scotland on the VE Day holiday as the number of UK rescues rose by 54%.

BBC Sport looks back to the 2012 FA Cup final when goals by Ramires and Didier Drogba gave Chelsea victory over Liverpool.

Personal trainer Alice Liveing, who has worked with celebrities including Maya Jama and Killing Eve's Jodie Comer, takes you through her morning workout.

Watch highlights as Pascal Wehrlein takes a lights-to-flag win in the third Formula E Race At Home Challenge at Monaco which saw a "shunt that never ends" on the opening lap.

In a BBC Sport special, we answer your questions on the potential return of sport amid the coronavirus pandemic.

UFC middleweight Jacaré Souza tests positive for Covid-19 and will no longer compete at the controversial UFC 49 show.

Interest in finding an alternative to public transport is growing as people think about returning to the office.

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

Israel's coronavirus patient 74, also known as Dani, posts about her experience on social media.

Egyptian Aya says she would have crumbled were it not for the support of strangers on WhatsApp.

With theatres closed, Tal Kalai and Yuval Edelman streamed performances online – and ended up on TV.

Iran has blamed US sanctions for impeding its fight against Covid-19 - but the US says that's not true.

Israel's PM has turned his chief challenger, Benny Gantz, into his chief deputy, writes Tom Bateman.

Saudi plans to build a new tech city are coming up against two hurdles: funding and a local tribe.

Normally a time when people gather to break their fasts and pray, many are marking Ramadan alone.

Many are returning to jobs in Israel and its settlements, where there has been a large outbreak.

Images from 40 years ago, when six gunmen took over the Iranian embassy in Kensington.

"You can see the fear in their faces," says medic as health workers in Yemen brace for Covid surge.

Afghanistan is investigating the alleged torture and drowning of migrants at the Iranian border.

The al-Hota gorge became "a place of horror" under the jihadist group, Human Rights Watch says.

Tensions on the streets were already high - now the disease has fuelled them, says Jeremy Bowen.

Analysts say IS is exploiting the coronavirus pandemic, which is occupying authorities' attention.

State-owned Qatar Airways plans significant staff cutbacks as it deals with the coronavirus downturn.

Twelve people were injured by the blaze in a 49-storey residential building in Sharjah.

The private military group has up to 1,200 members supporting a renegade general, a leaked UN report says.

Shady Habash, whose video mocked the president, "mistook hand sanitiser for water", prosecutors say.

Former intelligence chief Mustafa al-Kadhimi has been sworn in as the new prime minister.

Our readers reveal the new normal of their life during the coronavirus crisis.

A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.