Officials are investigating if residents received proper medical care at the Massachusetts home.

Irrfan Khan's biographer, Aseem Chhabra, writes about the life of one of Bollywood's biggest stars.

Families want to know why so many of their elderly relatives have died.

Japan's relatively low rate of virus testing raises questions about how it has tackled the pandemic.

How African researchers are using the continent's languages to help spur innovation in Artificial Intelligence.

Inside the Nicaraguan boxing event that caught the world's attention during the pandemic.

"No-one wants to buy clothes to sit at home in," as Next's chief executive Simon Wolfson puts it.

At a time when many healthcare workers are risking their lives, some face pay cuts and job loss.

When passenger planes start flying again, the world of air travel will be very different.

"No-one wants to buy clothes to sit at home in," as Next's chief executive Simon Wolfson puts it.

The telepresence robot is helping people who would not be able to visit to experience the gallery.

More than 3.11 million people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally and 216,667 have died, according to a Reuters tally, as of 0200 GMT on Wednesday.

China announced on Wednesday that its parliament will open a key annual session on May 22, signalling that Beijing sees the country returning to normal after being reduced to a near-standstill for months by the COVID-19 epidemic.

The city of Beijing plans to ease quarantine rules for some domestic travellers from low-risk areas in China as soon as Thursday, according to two sources familiar with the situation, as the Chinese capital prepares for a major political gathering.

A suicide bombing in Kabul province not far from Afghanistan's capital killed three people and wounded 15 on Wednesday, the Ministry of Interior said.

Barber shops, tattoo parlours, beaches and restaurants reopen in Georgia.

Saudi Arabia's cabinet has urged Yemen's main separatist group, which has declared self-rule in the south, to abide by an agreement to end a previous standoff with the Saudi-backed government.

Thailand reported on Wednesday nine new coronavirus infections but no deaths, taking to 2,947 cases and 54 deaths its tally since the outbreak began in January.

The United States welcomes the announcement by the Saudi-led coalition of a ceasefire in Yemen, the Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya TV channel reported on Wednesday, citing U.S. Assistant Secretary of State David Schenker.

China accused Australia of "petty tricks" on Wednesday in an intensifying dispute over Canberra's push for an international inquiry into the coronavirus outbreak that could affect diplomatic and economic ties between the countries.