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Another 259 people have died in the UK after testing positive for coronavirus - with at least 13 of them having no underlying health problems.

Videos have emerged of desperate people in Italy begging for help because they have run out of money and food.

Marcus Rashford says he feels "10 times better" than he did at the beginning of the month as the Manchester United forward edges closer towards returning to full fitness.

The weekend has arrived and the country is in lockdown.

Boris Johnson has raised the prospect of stricter lockdown measures in a letter that will be sent to every household in the UK.

Boris Johnson has gone into self-isolation for seven days having tested positive for coronavirus.

A vicar was left red-faced after accidentally setting his arm on fire while recording a virtual sermon.

US President Donald Trump says he is considering imposing a quarantine on New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

Ireland has been put under similar lockdown measures to the UK following three more coronavirus-related deaths.

Italy has reported its highest number of coronavirus-related deaths in one day, with 919 deaths announced on Friday.

Staying at home during the coronavirus outbreak can be an isolating time for many people, with some worried about how they will manage to keep in touch with family and friends without seeing them.

Conservative cabinet member Alister Jack has said he is self-isolating after experiencing symptoms of the coronavirus.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has written to 30 million households to update people on the government's plans to contain the coronavirus in the UK:

Hearts owner Ann Budge has written a letter to the club's players telling them their wages could be suspended from March 31 if they do not accept a 50 per cent wage cut amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Derek Chisora's lonely ring-walk for his sole world championship fight came amid deafening boos and merciless heckling, a stranger in a strange land.

China is building a fortress against coronavirus.

Carluccio's, the casual dining chain which has been a fixture on affluent British high streets for 20 years, is on the brink of calling in administrators after being forced to close its restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The number of people to have died after testing positive for coronavirus in Italy has gone up another 889, taking the death toll there to 10,023.

Researchers believe they have solved the mystery surrounding dogs' noses and why they are so cold.

High-level government talks on Britain's coronavirus response were held on a videoconference service that Ministry of Defence staff were banned from using just days earlier over security fears.

This is what I observed after spending the day in Alexandra, an impoverished and badly overcrowded township in Johannesburg.

Donald Trump has signed an unprecedented $2.2trn (£1.8tn) coronavirus relief bill to help American citizens and businesses affected by the outbreak.

Retail tycoon Mike Ashley says he is "deeply apologetic" following a series of mistakes in his company's handling of the coronavirus outbreak.

Hundreds of frontline NHS staff are being tested this weekend to find out if they have had coronavirus at a drive-through facility at a theme park.

NHS workers are being offered free cars and bikes to help them get to work.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has had her leave from an Iranian prison extended by two weeks - and she is being considered for clemency.

Employees who cannot take all their annual leave due to the coronavirus pandemic will be able to carry it over for two years, the business secretary has said.

A third of this summer's food harvest could go to waste on British farms because of a chronic shortage of migrant labour caused by the coronavirus outbreak, charities and farmers are warning.

One of the country's leading oncologists has told Sky News cancer patients are missing out on "vital" treatment during the coronavirus outbreak.

Stock markets have endured a renewed rout in values as investors fret over the extent of coronavirus damage expected to be inflicted on the global economy.

The Home Office has paused all evictions of asylum seekers for three months as part of efforts to halt the spread of coronavirus.

Tesco is limiting new online shopping orders to 80 items following a surge in order sizes as households fill their fridges, freezers and cupboards amid the coronavirus lockdown.

The NHS is preparing to unveil a "data platform" which tracks the movement of critical staff and materials, giving ministers the first ever comprehensive view of the entire health system, Sky News can reveal.

The chancellor is being urged to speed up his £9bn coronavirus bailout for the self-employed, amid fears that waiting until June for handouts could cause serious hardship.

The government will have to adapt to get through the coronavirus crisis now that the prime minister and his health secretary are self-isolating, a former head of the civil service says.

London's second-busiest airport is to close one of its two terminals after a slump in flights triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.