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Passengers will only be able to use middle-doors on some vehicles but unions call for more action.

The Grammy-winning country-folk singer died aged 73, due to coronavirus complications.

Levels of nitrogen dioxide fall by an average 40% on the same period last year.

Some flowers have remarkable powers of resilience after injuries including being walked on by humans.

Ben Stokes becomes the first Englishman since 2005 to be named Wisden's leading cricketer in the world.

Our Match of the Day pundits discuss just who is the best ever Premier League manager?

Premier League players will want to play their part in the fight against the financial effects of coronavirus, says Alan Shearer.

The supermarket says there is 'simply not enough capacity' to supply everyone with online shopping.

Team Europe captain Padraig Harrington says “the common consensus" is that the Ryder Cup will not be held unless fans are able to attend.

BBC Sport's Liam Loftus takes a look at the funniest and most impressive social media clips from the world of sport.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this morning.

Your morning briefing for Wednesday 8 April 2020.

As Wuhan lifts its severe lockdown, there is anger, relief and even defiance from some residents.

More than 1,736 deaths were recorded on Tuesday with some states yet to share their totals.

As the Chinese city lifts its quarantine, residents share lessons learnt from the outbreak.

The man is accused of meeting members of Iran's intelligence to recruit people to carry out attacks.

Breathtaking images capture the spectacular lunar event in the skies above Europe.

Vets stress that pets pose little to no risk to their owners but recommend keeping cats indoors.

The UK's Job Retention Scheme may cost £30-40bn over three months, according new analysis

Italy and Spain accuse northern European countries of not doing enough to help in economic crisis.