The pandemic has opened up new opportunities for the video conference company.

Many of Wednesday's front pages assess whether Britons will be likely to get a summer holiday this year.

In an email seen by the BBC, the owner of the restaurant chain says that lockdown has hit trade.

Labour calls for an end to tear gas sales amid criticism of police response to George Floyd protests.

Asked about race, unrest and the US response, the Canadian prime minister chose his words carefully.

A race would not be cancelled in the re-started season if a driver or team member tested positive for coronavirus, says Formula 1 boss Chase Carey.

Chelsea make Chilwell main target, Zidane still interested in Pogba, Man Utd eye Almada alternative, plus more.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this evening.

Police have directed long queues of traffic at some Scottish McDonald's drive-thrus.

Lewis Hamilton says he is "completely overcome with rage" at events in the USA following George Floyd's death.

Community midwife Rachel Millar describes being on the cover of Vogue as "surreal".

Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha says he does not feel "100% safe" in the USA.

Athletes and teams around the world show solidarity and join the protest against the death of George Floyd and racial discrimination.

The UK Statistics Authority has criticised the government's handling of Covid-19 testing data.

Covid-19 has affected BAME people disproportionately. Now they want to know why.

Durham County Council says it followed national guidelines and refutes the claims.

An atmospheric landscape photograph set as wallpaper seems to confuse the handsets.

The Oscar-winner says wider injustices and inequalities contributed to the current unrest in the US.

MPs say members will be "disenfranchised", despite the government promising some remote access.

Children and increasingly girls are being groomed because they are unknown to police, a report says.