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Protesters have been warned gatherings of more than six people are unlawful under coronavirus rules.
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Hospital bosses in England felt "in the dark" over changes to policies on face masks and visitors.
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The National Football League previously banned its players from dropping to one knee before games.
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There are concerns coronavirus might be starting to spread in parts of England again.
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Coronavirus disrupted Harry Billinge's D-Day plans. But he got to meet a face from his past instead.
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The former Commons speaker tells the BBC he "made a lot of enemies" but denies bullying allegations.
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The second in line to the throne has been secretly answering text messages from people needing help.
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The BBC's Ed Thomas visits one street in north-west England that's reeling from three Covid-19 deaths.
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Scientists are gathering data on how new diseases emerge in the hope of identifying future pandemics.
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Fee rises of more than £100 a week add "insult to injury" after the wave of infections, says Age UK.
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As widespread protests sweep the country, people describe what they hope will make them more significant.
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Property buyers and renters are on the search for outdoor space after lockdown, research suggests.
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People of all ages are demonstrating, including kids who say "you can't judge a book by its colour".
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Ten of the Chelsea Pensioners have died in the coronavirus pandemic but their comrades soldier on.
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The people can't go to the animals, but some companies are finding ways to bring them into homes.
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The ex-Microsoft head is currently the target of all kinds of outlandish theories and false claims.
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As the rest of the world reels from the pandemic, China is pushing ahead with the pursuit of its national interest.
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The UK's coronavirus death toll has passed more than 40,000, according to the latest figures.
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TV presenter Kate Garraway's partner has been in a coma for nearly 10 weeks, after catching Covid-19.
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When 11-year-old Carl returned to primary school this week almost everything had changed.
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Fed up with eco-oblivious influencers, some people have started naming and shaming.
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Named as Christian B, 43, the man currently in jail has many previous convictions.
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Debunking some of the most widely shared misleading posts and videos about the George Floyd protests.
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Protests following the death of George Floyd have brought some important phrases into the spotlight.
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Alex Wright from Leicester takes us through his weekly spending during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The hills come alive again with the noise of mountain railways and cable cars.
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One of England's brightest talents in the 1980s and '90s, Paul Gascoigne is widely recognised as the most naturally talented English footballer of his generation.
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Ironical rice dad? Name every F1 polesitter from 2000-2019 from a list of tricky anagrams.
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He is one of the most famous players ever to pull on an England shirt, but how well do you know Paul Gascoigne?
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The death of George Floyd in America has touched many people, including snooker player Hammad Miah, who was subjected to racism while growing up.
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Black Lives Matter protests continue in the UK - but are they illegal under restrictions on gatherings?
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Our guide to different types of face coverings and step-by-step instructions on how to make them.
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Key graphics explaining how coronavirus has spread in the UK and the government's response.
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Identifying superspreading events could be crucial in the fight against the virus, scientists say.
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A collection of your tributes to some of the thousands of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus.
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Face coverings are to become compulsory for people using public transport in England.
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You can now meet more people and play certain non-contact sports in the UK - but what are they?
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Across the world, people are being asked to wear face coverings to help stop coronavirus from spreading.
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Starting a new relationship is difficult during the current crisis, but not impossible.
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People who have been in close contact with someone found to have Covid-19 are now being traced.
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Which children are the first to go back to school, and what about the rest?
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The government is under pressure to relax the 2m social distancing rule - but is it safe to do so?
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Loss of taste and smell have been added to the UK's list of coronavirus symptoms.
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What are the tests for coronavirus, who are they for and how do they work?
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What do you need to know if you're planning to fly during the Covid-19 pandemic?
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Wales is the latest part of the UK to launch a tracing system, but how do they work?
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Why is lifting restrictions being described as a "dangerous moment"?
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The UK Statistics Authority has criticised the government's handling of Covid-19 testing data.
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The Royal College of General Practitioners is warning people not to mix up the symptoms.
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Non-essential shops can reopen in England in June, but will I be able to buy a book or have a haircut?
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Meeting friends? Here's how to handle the awkward new rules - from sharing food to avoiding hugs.
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The BBC's Education Editor Branwen Jeffreys answers kids' questions about going back to school.
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A head teacher explains how she is piecing school life back together before children return.
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Children seem to be at low risk from the disease, but can they still spread it?
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People most at risk of needing hospital treatment if they get coronavirus are being asked to stay home.
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Ministers have set targets for testing, medical equipment and hospital beds. Have they delivered?
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There is a lot of uncertainty around when and how weddings are allowed to take place. What are your rights?
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How will social and work life be different after the easing of some restrictions around the UK?
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Millions unable to do their job due to coronavirus will have their wages paid by a new scheme.
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What is being done for the five million self-employed people in the UK facing a sudden loss of income?
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While waiting for flights to resume, 20 players shared a single room in Auckland for three months.
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Our homes, transport and city-centre spaces would change if we worked from home for good.
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Rail workers spotted a pair of feet "but no signs of life" within the railway boundary in Essex.
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Many airlines are planning to resume flying, but they first need to reduce the risks of Covid-19.
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Cartoonist Priya Kuriyan documents how masks became prevalent in India - even before its lockdown.
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Members of the Association of Photographers select a picture that kick-started their career.
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Thousands sign a petition and use the hashtag #WeAreTired to protest against recent rapes and killings.
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The Swedish singer discusses her pop classic, and how she once became 'tired of the broken heart'.
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Stephen Wamukota came up with a hand-washing machine that helps prevent the spread of Covid-19.
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Four years before George Floyd's death made global headlines, another man was shot dead in the same part of the US.