BBC Sport charts the journey of France's Paul Pogba from Roissy-en-Brie to Manchester United and the 2018 World Cup.

The kingdom of Swaziland, now known as eSwatini, is holding its first gay pride march - despite homosexuality being illegal.

The story of a deaf dance star.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

The province's new premier, a businessman and politician, had been called Canada's Donald Trump.

A lapsed gamer is challenged to spend a fortnight playing Fortnite to understand its appeal.

The move comes amid concern over the treatment of Windrush migrants and LGBT asylum seekers.

It is impressive scaffolding - but tourists were hoping for a picture of London's iconic clock.

A full-scale international effort is under way to reach 12 young Thais and their coach lost in a vast cave.

Criticism of Nato and the EU appears to have been the last straw for the envoy to Estonia.

Rescuers have been searching for a group of boys who went to explore a cave with their football coach.

Donald Trump was fooled by a comedian into taking a prank call while on board Air Force One.

Leafy salad growers say the summer's high temperatures have boosted demand but damaged crops.

Dina Asher-Smith, Zharnel Hughes, Laura Muir and Andrew Osagie are among those fighting for titles and qualification at this weekend's British Championships in Birmingham.

The last time a great white shark was spotted near Spain's Balearic Islands was in 1976.

The daughter of a journalist killed in a shooting at a Maryland newspaper calls it a "senseless tragedy".

Great Britain's former Olympic and world 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu announces her retirement at the age of 34.

An open tournament and nothing to fear, but the Three Lions cannot look past their next game, says ex-England captain Alan Shearer.

The image next to the crest of the University of Adelaide shows a man holding forth to five women.

Batsman Dawid Malan is added to the England squad for the opening Twenty20 match against India, which Tom Curran will miss.

Tens of thousands join rallies calling for migrant parents to be reunited with their children.