BBC News - World

• Sydney storm: Thunder and lightning thrash Australian city
  One dead and thousands are left without power after thunderstorms hammer Sydney.
• Coronavirus: First passengers disembark from Diamond Princess in Japan
  Some Diamond Princess passengers are being allowed to leave if they have tested negative for Covid-19.
• 737 Max: Debris found in planes' fuel tanks
  The discovery raises fresh concerns about potential safety issues for the US plane-making giant.
• Camp Hill: Three children among dead in 'horrific' Australia car fire
  Three children, all under 10, have died after a car was allegedly set alight in a Brisbane suburb.
• Boy Scouts of America: Why is it filing for bankruptcy?
  How the childhood organisation became 'the largest paedophile ring on Earth' according to a lawyer.
• Coronavirus: How a misleading map went global
  A British university says "an incorrect story... spiralled" from its research into the virus's spread.
• Jeff Bezos Earth Fund: How can $10bn fight climate change?
  Jeff Bezos has pledged $10bn (£7.7bn) to fight climate change - but how should the money be spent?
• China economy: Why it matters to you
  As China struggles to cope with the coronavirus outbreak, we look at the scale of its financial might.
• The Ugandan village devastated by elephantiasis
  There is no cure for a type of elephantiasis caused by minerals in western Uganda's volcanic soil.
• 'I clean the Sistine Chapel frescoes'
  The BBC has rare access to the annual check-up and cleaning of the Sistine Chapel's masterpieces.