Watch highlights as Rory Burns scores his maiden Test century to help England finish day two on 267-4, just 17 runs behind Australia.

The princess of pop gave an impromptu performance ahead of her show in Scarborough.

Bolton travel with just three senior outfield players for their League One opening game against Wycombe on Saturday.

Luton's James Collins scores a late equaliser to deny Jonathan Woodgate a winning start as Middlesbrough boss.

England batsman Rory Burns says a meeting with the Ashes heroes of 2005 inspired him to make his maiden Test century against Australia.

Bury's second League One game of the season, away at Accrington Stanley on 10 August, is suspended by the EFL.

The R&B star pleads not guilty on charges of sexually exploiting women and underage girls.

The country's Ebola response co-ordinator warns the deadly outbreak could last up to three years.

She commented on a kidnapping by saying she was taught "not to get in cars with strangers".

Argentina captain Lionel Messi is banned from international football for three months after claiming the Copa America was "corrupt".

US President Donald Trump says China and Russia have both been "excited" by talks over a new treaty.

In India farmers are taking to social media to share innovative farming practices and techniques.

Charlie and Titi want to ask their mothers why they were “shipped back” to Nigeria as children.

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

Reuters photographer Stephanie Keith documents a community working for change in the city criticised by the US President.

The play 8 Hotels tells of the tangled personal and professional life of the trail-blazing black actor.

Wendy Whiteley never asked permission to transform prime land - now it's a beloved public space.

Abdirahman Omar Osman was murdered after returning to Somalia to help rebuild his home nation.

Over four tonnes of the drug were discovered in a shipping container at the port of Hamburg.

John Ratcliffe's name was withdrawn after criticism from both parties that he was under-qualified.

Prominent activist Lyubov Sobol tells the BBC's Sarah Rainsford the protests show no signs of abating.