Arsene Wenger says a European super league is "inevitable" and could see Premier League matches moved to midweek.

Teenage British taekwondo fighter Jordyn Smith claimed bronze on the opening day of the European Championships in Kazan.

Glowing blue algae have transformed California's coast.

Is there a secret recipe for a winning Eurovision song?

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

Iraqis vote in the first polls since the defeat of IS, but Iran's influence looms large, writes Jeremy Bowen.

Bike-sharing businesses are sweeping China but that's brought a problem - huge piles of abandoned bikes.

Occupation Hope in Sao Paulo has a zero tolerance policy towards domestic violence.

Thousands of people watch this YouTuber talk about life in North Korea.

7 days quiz: It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

Seeds of hope; one social entrepreneur is using specially-coated tree seeds to restore Kenya’s lost forests.

No-one should have been surprised when President Trump walked away from the Iran deal, says Adam Gingrich.

Canada has never been invited to enter the song contest. Is that because Europe is afraid of losing?

Analysts believe Walmart overpaid for a majority stake in India's biggest e-commerce company.

Six people and three companies are sanctioned over alleged ties to Iran's elite military force.

The ex-UK prime minister launches a scheme for 20 million school places in the world's poorest countries.

Mango TV allegedly censored LGBT symbols and tattoos during the first semi-final of the song contest.

Digital advertising funds the internet but the industry is in crisis, many observers believe.

The bodies of four children and three adults were discovered at a rural property, police say.

With 34 days left until the 2018 World Cup, BBC Sport remembers Gheorghe Hagi's famous strike for Romania in their 3-1 win over Colombia at USA 94.

Tears of pride and sadness - BBC Radio 2 presenter and Arsenal fan Dermot O'Leary writes an open letter to departing Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.