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How coronavirus has hit minorities harder

The BBC’s Clive Myrie meets black and minority ethnic hospital staff and sees the impact the virus is having beyond the ward.
Health
Coronavirus racism: 'I was so scared I got a gun'

Covid-inspired attacks on East Asian people in the US reveal uncomfortable truths about American identity.
News
Backlash after YouTubers give up adopted son

Myka Stauffer says her son's behaviour became too difficult but critics accuse her of exploitation.
US & Canada

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Premier League set to restart on 17 June

The Premier League is set to restart on 17 June - more than three months after it was suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Football
'I'd go back and have all the fun again'

A dream Grand Slam, a lost medal and the mysterious phone call that sparked a new career. Sue Barker looks back on her life in tennis so far.
Sport
Players set to wear mics during UK Swing

European Tour golfers will be encouraged to divulge their innermost thoughts when they resume in July by wearing microphones while playing, writes Iain Carter.
Golf

Coronavirus pandemic

How the pandemic in US compares with rest of world

More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes
US
The perks of isolated work

How some people find joy in remote places
Worklife
How we’ll socialise differently after Covid-19

This is how the crisis might change our restaurants, bars, gyms and parks
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A drug that powered the British Empire

This rare Andean tree bark cured malaria and forever changed the world map
Travel
Seven new films you should know about

The hidden gems of a new documentary wave
Reel
How Asia's garbage island cleaned up

Getting rid of dustbins actually helped make public spaces cleaner
Future Planet
The climate clues hidden in art history

What centuries-old art reveals about our relationship to nature
Culture
The Auschwitz doctor who couldn't 'do no harm'

Gynaecologist Gisella Perl worked to minimise the harm she witnessed
Future
Vending machine mum's perfect money lesson

Nurse Sarah Balsdon bought a vending machine, filled it with snacks, then paid her children for...
Business
Policeman's TikTok video helps family find father

A TikTok video helped an Indian family find their missing father at the other end of the country
India

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Fires and tear gas in Minneapolis death protests

Thousands took to the streets on a second day of protests over the killing of an unarmed black man by a white police officer.

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