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Cases have emerged in several countries involving travellers from Italy, but borders remain open.
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Several schools send pupils and staff home after they return from skiing trips in the country.
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BBC analysis shows a surge in hospital delays as experts warn 'little in tank' to cope with coronavirus.
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Five times as many rough sleepers were seen in a year than reported in the official one-night snapshot.
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The Grammy and Brit award-winning singer has written on Instagram that her "recovery took time".
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One of two main accusers in Harvey Weinstein's trial says she feels 'huge relief' at his conviction.
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A report finds part-time nursery care costs more than £130 per week in England, Scotland and Wales.
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There are two "danger to life" warnings on the Severn and flood defences are likely to be breached.
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Policy experts will offer "constructive challenge to traditional Whitehall assumptions" says No 10.
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The FBI raid comes as Nygard faces lawsuit accusing him of sex abuse against ten women and girls.
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There were raids in Merseyside, Lancashire, Cumbria and Tayside on Tuesday morning.
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The businessman is considered the most powerful man in Hollywood.
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A native predator of the red squirrel seems to be an unlikely ally in its battle with its grey rival.
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Wednesday's papers say UK schools face closure in new plans to stop the spread of the virus.
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The BBC followed staff in a busy A&E unit who say they're under pressure all year round.
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A campaign is underway in Paris to ban heaters due to concerns about their electricity use.
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The winners of the Underwater Photographer of the Year competition 2020.
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Borderline personality disorder, also known as BPD, is characterised by strong emotional reactions, a distorted sense of self and difficult personal relationships.
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The price of tomatoes have skyrocketed in East Africa in recent weeks after floods ruined crops.
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Historical treasures - and evidence of a beer-fuelled party - are uncovered in the Commons restoration.
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More than 1,500 people claim asylum in the UK each year, claiming that they are persecuted for being gay. But it's not an easy thing to prove.
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Inside airports, old-school departure boards are falling silent. Outside, it's a different story.
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How do you build a market for a product society considers unmentionable?
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So far, the country claims to have no cases of Covid-19 - but that has been questioned.
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A congressman's presidential run helped boost efforts in Texas to reform their criminal justice system.
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After a terrible skiing crash, Susanne Najafi embarked on her path as a serial entrepreneur.
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Serge Gnabry continues his dominance over London clubs in this season's Champions League as Bayern Munich take control of their last-16 tie with Chelsea.
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Ireland's Six Nations game against Italy in Dublin on March 7 should be postponed due to the coronavirus situation, says Irish Health Minister Simon Harris.
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Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren says he would be "disappointed" if Deontay Wilder exercised his option for a world heavyweight title rematch.
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Goals from Hal Robson-Kanu and Jake Livermore see West Brom extend their lead at the top of the Championship by beating Preston.
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BBC Sport profiles Chelsea striker Sam Kerr, one of five nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2020 award.
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A Portuguese chocolatier reveals a life-size sculpture, made entirely of chocolate, of Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The judge said this was not a referendum on #MeToo. But at times, the trial felt like one.