Watch Liverpool fans react to winning the Champions League after the Reds beat Tottenham 2-0 in Madrid in the final.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino hopes his beaten Champions League finalists can "build the journey" to reach the final again.

The BBC has gained rare access to victims of a long war against militants that has been waged out of sight.

Drake gets all the courtside attention in Toronto but this man is a celebrity because of his fandom.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "identity".

Childhood memories are powerful feelings that brands can target as 1990s goods make a comeback.

As an Indian version of Luther gets under way, why are overseas producers so keen to remake British drama?

Behind the pageantry, what policy differences could cause rifts during the president's UK state visit?

More and more countries are refusing to be a "dumping ground" for wealthier nations.

South African Ennock Mlangeni is a self-taught visual artist who creates art using coffee.

The pop idols become the first South Korean group to headline Wembley Stadium.

A woman alleges the player assaulted her, a claim he seeks to refute by releasing private messages.

Ireland's Katie Taylor becomes the undisputed women's lightweight world champion after a controversial majority points decision over Delfine Persoon.

Senator Kamala Harris, who is running in 2020, was interrupted on-stage by an animal rights protester.

Anthony Joshua loses his world heavyweight titles after being stopped by unfancied Mexican Andy Ruiz Jr.

Some of the stories you may have missed this week.

Britain should walk away from the EU unless it secures the deal it wants, the US president says.

A round-up of the best pundit reaction as Liverpool claim a sixth European crown by beating Tottenham in Madrid.

The climbers from the UK, US, India and Australia have been missing in the Himalayas for days.

The defence minister said the response by authorities was "correct", in a rare acknowledgement of events.

'Finals are about winning, not playing well', says ex-Reds defender Mark Lawrenson after seeing his old side become European champions for a sixth time.