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Five Easter-egg sized decorated ostrich eggs in the British Museum are the subject of a new study.

The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits hits 6.6 million in one week.

Students from Denmark, Japan, Spain and the UK talk about how studying when schools are closed.

Europe's Easter celebrations are extraordinarily constrained by the pandemic.

The comments come as President Trump continues his attacks on what he calls the "China-centric" WHO.

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

Cox's Bazar district hosts camps housing more than a million Rohingya Muslims displaced from Myanmar.

Pedro S?nchez is the latest leader to express cautious optimism about the coronavirus outbreak.

With the world's major medicine producers in lockdown, dangerous counterfeit drugs are on the rise.

Research warns the coronavirus pandemic could put a further 8% of world's population in poverty.

As cases rise in Suifenhe - 1,000 miles from Beijing - people have been ordered to stay indoors.

Giuseppe Conte tells the BBC EU leaders need to rise to the challenge of the pandemic.

People surging unmonitored over borders in a volatile part of the world has sparked dire warnings.

Disney's new video streaming service almost doubles its subscription base during coronavirus lockdowns.

The coalition has been fighting against Houthi forces in Yemen since March 2015.

Security forces in several states have allegedly abused their powers during the Covid-19 crisis.

NHS staff and other key workers can still book accommodation through a programme called Frontline Stays.

The UK's media regulator is looking into London Live's interview with the conspiracy theorist.

Samsung will donate 2,000 smartphones, while Facebook is offering its video-calling screen Portal.

Campaign for Countering Digital Hate says social networks are "missing a trick" combating the issue.

Non-essential workers will be placed on furlough without pay and executives will take a 30% pay cut.

The new service claims to be a "private space" for couples but has the same data privacy policy as Facebook.

BBC Click's Chris Fox looks at how you can use technology to keep a social life while stuck at home.

BBC Click's Chris Fox looks at how you can use technology to keep a social life while stuck at home.

Order follows revelations that some Zoom traffic was "mistakenly" routed through China.

Videos will now be deleted if they falsely link coronavirus to 5G mobile networks.

A security concern with the Pixel 4 Face Unlock feature is patched, five months after launch.

Parents are urged to consider their children's mental health as they are kept indoors.

BBC's technology reporter tests if Quibi's platform with 10-minute or shorter videos could get viewers hooked.

BBC's technology reporter tests if Quibi's platform with 10-minute or shorter videos could get viewers hooked.

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

The bike firm has paused live classes just days after an employee tested positive for Covid-19.

The joint European-Japanese mission is set to swing by Earth on its long journey to the "iron planet".

A plant charity is predicting a boost for wild flowers because some councils have stopped mowing.

Humans have grown crops in areas of the Amazon since the end of the last ice age, a study says.

Mauro Ferrari says he lost faith in the system, but EU science officials say he was asked to leave.

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

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

Hungry rats unable to feed off restaurant leftovers are coming on to the streets and nearer homes.

The team behind the first image of a black hole reveals something else from that historic picture.

Mass tree planting could harm the environment if badly planned, a report warns.

The British Antarctic Survey is juggling planes and ships to get its people off the White Continent.

Climate change: Use crisis to turn aviation green, say campaigners

Data from Cold War nuclear bomb tests help scientists accurately age whale sharks for the first time.

The critically endangered Eastern Pacific leatherback's future looks "dire," say conservationists.

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

The motoring organisation predicts a permanent reduction in the demand for travel.

Scientists say trees have a role to play in combating noise pollution in urban environments.

Sue Martin describes the trauma of her husband Mal being admitted to an ICU with coronavirus.

Dominic Raab's been criticised for his comments on Boris Johnson's coronavirus, but is this fair?

Statistics show people from ethnic minorities have been hard hit by coronavirus in the US, but what about the UK?

The coronavirus epidemic is threatening the UK's organ transplant programme, experts warn.

The BBC’s Frank Gardner shows how he’s keeping fit during the UK's coronavirus lockdown measures.

Other coronaviruses are sensitive to the seasons.

Official data suggests testing in England has been slower than in Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland.

The British Dental Association says dentists are being bombarded by calls from patients in pain.

Junior doctors Emma and Adam are becoming doctors a year early to help with the coronavirus crisis.

The GMB union says ambulance staff are still being put at risk by a lack of adequate protective equipment.

As Boris Johnson continues to be treated for coronavirus in an ICU, we take a look at how they work.

Health workers can call or text the free number to get support and advice during the coronavirus pandemic.

While most people will have mild symptoms and recover quickly, some are more prone to getting sick.

Paula has complex medical needs, she relies on her assistance dog, carers and a nurse for help. Coronavirus has already affected the care she receives.

Fergus Walsh is humbled by the astonishing dedication of NHS staff on the coronavirus front line.

More than 750,000 people signed up to join the "volunteer army" to support 2.5 million at-risk people.