A slickly-produced "documentary" has exploded across social media, peddling medical misinformation.

If pupils are allowed to return to school after the lockdown, how would they keep 2m apart?

Charities warn some children who are missing out on additional support at school are falling into crisis.

Thousands of nurseries and childminders may shut permanently due to the pandemic, research suggests.

If universities are teaching online next term students will still have to pay full tuition fees.

Teaching unions across UK and Ireland say test and trace measures must be fully operational before reopening.

What's it like in a school that has re-opened? Denmark and Germany show how it might look.

New mothers are missing out on support for their babies amidst lockdown restrictions.

"We had to leave all our shopping," a mother tells BBC News.

The situation for schools in Wales will not change on 1 June, the education minister says.

Education unions say they want scientific evidence it is safe for teachers and pupils to return.

Cast and crews might have to quarantine together in the future when filming begins again.

Some of the ways that people have expressed thanks to workers on the frontline against Covid-19.

An investigation by BBC News Arabic has found how one Iranian airline contributed to the spread of coronavirus around the Middle East.

Ana Carmona chronicled her month in quarantine with her family in NYC, including when she got some big news.

Many activists have had to stop their usual work due to the pandemic. Here's how they're responding.

Weeks, months, even a year - we look at the factors that can affect the time taken to get better.

As coronavirus spreads in the provinces, more and more health workers are getting sick - and dying.

The Red Square parade was cancelled because of the pandemic, but in neighbouring Belarus the parade went ahead as planned.

In the space of a month, the United Kingdom has transformed beyond recognition.

Experts are calling on the public to practise ‘information hygiene’ to help stop the spread of falsehoods online.

The coronavirus crisis is having a huge impact on young people with existing mental health conditions.

Shelves all over the world are empty - it turns out more alcohol is needed, to ramp up production.

Joe Allington was persuaded to dance on TikTok for the first time in January. Now he's got 1.5 million followers.

Two young people describe how the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown have affected their mental health.

How dating and love continue for three couples during the coronavirus lockdown.

What can younger people learn from the generations that lived through World War Two?

The army of volunteers making essential supplies for NHS workers fighting Covid-19.

As hair dye and clippers become the next thing on the stockpile list - we look at how people are managing their hair and beauty.

How fasting in lockdown and isolation has changed Ramadan for young Muslims this year.

Gambling companies have halted TV and radio ads during lockdown - but not online ads.

Today was going to be my big day until Covid-19 intervened. But that won't stop me delivering my speech.

An actress and a commercial sales leader talk about making the switch to working in a supermarket.

Horticulturalist Ben Cross is working with supermarkets to donate flowers to NHS workers.

Three people react to the furloughing scheme put in place in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

The CEO of a social care firm says there is a surge in demand for live-in carers due to coronavirus.

Some dairy farmers are throwing away thousands of litres amid supply chain disruption due to coronavirus.

A BBC investigation has found online scams selling fake protective equipment and coronavirus tests.

A marketing manager explains why she turned a campervan into her office during coronavirus.

The Microsoft billionaire says we find ourselves in uncharted territory with the coronavirus pandemic.

The CEO of Methodist Homes says a secure supply chain from government would mean avoiding inflated prices.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has told reporters that Covid-19 will cause "hardship ahead".

Cheese shops and gun stores are among the services still open in locked down places around the world.

Social enterprise Brewgooder is helping people buy beers for those on the coronavirus front line.

Ojoma Idegwu, founder of plus-size fashion label Dear Curves, explains how she is adapting to coronavirus.

Firms will be able to borrow up to £50,000, which will be interest free for the first year.

A pub delivering Guinness to people's homes during lockdown says it was operating within the law.

A petition calling for maternity leave to be extended due to coronavirus has attracted many signatures.

The chancellor says there have already been "tough times" as the coronavirus outbreak has an impact on the UK and warns "there will be more to come".

A car factory worker turned cafe owner explains how coronavirus is affecting his business dream.