His popular show, The Joe Rogan Experience, will soon be removed from all other platforms.

Voters choose a new president as the current leader moves to a new elevated role of "supreme guide".

Former world champion Ricky Hatton tells BBC Sport how he overcame problems with drink, drugs and depression and why mental health issues are so prevalent in boxing today.

Kubrat Pulev warns Anthony Joshua he will not step aside so a bout with Tyson Fury for all four world heavyweight titles can take place.

Wearing one will be compulsory for most people indoors and out, if social distancing is not possible.

Charlie Webster has been running in groups - virtually of course - as she looks to get to grips with mental health during lockdown.

The award-winning schoolgirl team is racing against time to help coronavirus patients.

It comes as Labour accuses the government of leaving a "huge hole" in the UK's coronavirus defences.

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced the city to postpone all but 'essential' court cases.

Prosecutors probe the provenance of the artefact, bought by crafts retailer Hobby Lobby for $1.67m.

Healthcare staff fighting coronavirus in Brazil say they are facing an uphill battle against denial.

Ministers agree a plan to ban temporary workers at slaughterhouses after a spate of cases.

A BBC Hindi reporter gave his own shoes to a barefoot migrant worker trying to get home.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says his side's return to non-contact training "felt like the first day at school".

Ruby Rose's departure from Batwoman is the latest in a string of actors who have exited big roles.

A South Korean club is fined 100 million won (£66,500) for filling empty seats with sex dolls at their recent home match.

Experts say the outbreak's peak is still weeks away but President Bolsonaro plays down the risks.

Watford's Adrian Mariappa tests positive for coronavirus; while Chelsea's N'Golo Kante misses training over fears.

The former soldier and his son are detained for allegedly helping the ex-Nissan boss flee Japan.

From shaking hands to working from home, how has life changed for those at the top?

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says his country has shown that it is a "passport of safety".