As Jose Mourinho returned to management with a win at West Ham, BBC Sport's Simon Stone takes a look at how the Tottenham boss is still box office.

Gabriel Barbosa scores twice as Flamengo come from a goal down to beat River Plate and win their first Copa Libertadores since 1981.

Boris Johnson promises to unite the country by getting Brexit done and to boost nurse numbers by 50,000.

A group of young people in Baghdad found a different way to protest against the government.

Police fired tear gas at protesters, as anti-government protests entered their third day.

Real Madrid fight back to beat Real Sociedad and stay top of La Liga with Barcelona, as substitute Gareth Bale receives a mixed reception at the Bernabeu.

Fighting erupts among a large group - some armed with machetes - at Birmingham's Star City complex.

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

How did Ruja Ignatova make $4bn selling her fake cryptocurrency to the world - and where did she go?

Flip Schulke photographed America's civil rights movement, and the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall.

How a posthumous album from one of hip-hop's most influential duos was held to "ransom".

The Supreme Court's most senior liberal justice, 86, suffered chills and a fever, the court said.

Police arrest a man in Birmingham after video of two Jewish boys being harassed is widely shared.

AI chief explains how he is solving the infamous black box problem with "cool fancy maths".

The "picture-perfect life of Instagram" sees wreath-making explode into an "all-year trend"

The Congolese basketballer racks up millions of views cooking unusual food on YouTube.

The story of a French dancer who wound up with pro-Nazi collaborators in a German castle.

Adult performers say it has unfairly removed their accounts, despite no explicit images.

Many who refused were tortured, forced into boiling hot springs or suspended upside down in excrement.

People in DR Congo spend 26% of the average income to get online - a luxury too far for many.

Hundreds stormed the football field, urging the two universities to stop investing in fossil fuels.