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South Korea's army issued a stern statement saying that testing comes at a "very inappropriate" time.

Football fans around the world are turning to Belarus to get their fix during lockdown as the game carries on in the former Soviet republic.

Cities around the world are almost deserted as measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic continue.

Narendra Modi apologises for sweeping restrictions that have left many jobless and hungry.

The president is isolating himself from other world leaders as he downplays the coronavirus pandemic.

An active weather front brings a rapid developing and destructive tornado to Arkansas

While swathes of Europe are under lockdown, Sweden is allowing life to go on much as normal.

Healthy people on a cruise liner lying off Panama are being moved to another ship after four died.

The US president now says the move is not necessary, after the idea was labelled "preposterous".

The death of young Zimbabwean journalist Zororo Makamba exposes his country's healthcare problems.

Here are some stories you may have missed this week.

How one of pop’s brightest new voices found confidence by taking control of a plane.

People social distancing are sharing memes to feel connected but could they be preserved in a museum?

The Aninnis have been in lockdown in Rome for nearly three weeks. What advice do they have for other families?

Have you seen the kitchen 'remix' of the BBC News theme tune yet?

The government defends strict lockdown measures that have left millions stranded and without food.

Engineering firms say the UK may not have all the ventilators it needs when virus infections peak.

More than 100 YouTubers appear in a video message encouraging people to stay at home.

Amazon, Google, Palantir, Microsoft and Faculty AI will help decision-makers better understand the crisis.

A team took a week to design an emergency-use ventilator out of 3D-printed parts

BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at some of the best tech stories of the week.

After trade from business stops, food and drink wholesalers are launching online home deliveries.

Europol is warning that online child abusers are preparing to take advantage of more unsupervised kids online.

Vodafone is offering half a million pay monthly mobile customers 30 days of free unlimited data.

It may have got everyone chatting but some are talking about whether it is actually safe.

Derbyshire Police is accused of "nanny policing" after sharing aerial shots of Peak District walkers.

The lives of some Covid-19 patients may depend upon medical ventilators - here are the basics of how they work.

Amazon and Microsoft are among those helping with a dashboard to model where ventilators should go.

From boxing to Formula 1, sports are reinventing the way they are played during coronavirus pandemic.

Huawei reveals its new smartphones - but they lack Google's apps and services.

Experts say demand outside of China is likely to be weak because of the virus pandemic and absent apps.

The service, provided by the government, failed to respond to some users when launched on Wednesday.

The BBC's Justin Rowlatt found a visit to Antarctica made him emotional, and ultimately hopeful.

The incredible history of the UK's heirloom plants and why they're set to make a comeback.

New data confirms the improvement in air quality over Europe - a by-product of the coronavirus crisis.

Scientists find out more about the threats of plastic to thousands of fish, whales and other aquatic life.

Public transport and active travel will be the "natural first choice", the Transport Secretary says.

The newest branch of the US military, established by President Trump, goes into orbit for the first time.

Neanderthals were eating fish, mussels and seals at a site in present-day Portugal, according to a new study.

Smuggled pangolins were carrying viruses closely related to the one sweeping the world, say scientists.

Pangolins smuggled into China were carrying viruses closely related to the one sweeping the world.

Pre-1960s handwritten rain gauge data can inform drought and flood planning, but only if digitised.

The possibility of infection in great apes like gorillas warrants the utmost caution, say experts.

Solar, wind and hydro electric installations are often built in conservation areas.

Nasa scientists probe Denman Glacier which fills the deepest land gorge on Earth.

Fears that electric cars could actually increase carbon emissions are a baseless, a study suggests.

The device managed to pump oxygenated blood into both organs in a world-first procedure.

Chris Packham says nature can help during self-isolation and considers coronavirus's environmental impact.

The deputy Chief Medical Officer for England says social distancing measures will likely be in place in some form for six months.

There's huge anxiety in the NHS over coronavirus and the lack of protective equipment, Dr Guddi Singh says.

The cabinet minister says that the UK has not been disadvantaged by the government's decision not to join.

Measures to target coronavirus may get tougher, Boris Johnson says in letter sent to every UK home.

There are many unanswered questions about the new coronavirus, Covid-19.

Palliative care experts urge people to have the "difficult conversations" before it's too late.

NHS England's medical director says "every one of us has a part to play" to keep the death toll down.

NHS England's medical director urges people to continue government advice to beat Covid-19.

UK deaths have reached 1,019, as the government ramps up testing for frontline hospital staff.

It comes as the number of people who have died with the virus in the UK rose by 260 to 1,019 on Saturday.

Prepare for coronavirus like you would prepare for surgery, experts advise.

Comparing the UK’s epidemic to other countries after Friday saw the biggest rise in deaths so far.

The health secretary also has the virus, England's chief medical officer has symptoms, and the number of UK deaths jumps to 759.

Hundreds of tests are to take place in England this weekend and be scaled up next week.

The facilities in Manchester and Birmingham are in addition to one being built in London's Docklands.

Hundreds of tests are to take place this weekend and scaled up next week.