Bruno Dey was a Nazi death camp guard and is accused of assisting in mass murder.

The ex-Wales striker says there is "no way" he would return to train or play unless his safety from Covid-19 was guaranteed.

As study estimates death toll if lockdown began a week earlier, President Trump says 'I was so early'.

Russian reports say Chechnya's hardline leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, was flown to a hospital in Moscow.

The Spot robot was designed for search and rescue - but may find work in the farming industry.

Privacy laws mean a grandmother needs her daughter's permission to post photos of her grandchildren.

The Indian cricket board should lift its ban on male players competing in overseas Twenty20 tournaments, says ex-India batsman Robin Uthappa.

Former NBA player John Amaechi and journalist Matthew Syed debate on BBC Radio 5 Live whether Michael Jordan's leadership techniques in The Last Dance crossed the line.

Greece's tourist season begins in June - but how easy will it be for travellers to get into the country?

No, your eyes didn't deceive you. That was Robbie Savage asking Matt Hancock a question.

Barcelona lower valuation of Umtiti, Manchester United have clear path to sign Koulibaly, Pjanic to turn down Premier Legue move, plus more.

An expert says the hardback Philosopher's Stone first edition is "the Holy Grail" for collectors.

Pro-democracy activists fear Beijing pushing through a new law could be "the end of Hong Kong".

Police say the crowd of more than 400 people was breaching social distancing rules.

The motorist is accused of murder and attempted false imprisonment over the shooting in Georgia.

Wilson Roosevelt Jerman worked for 11 US presidents in over five decades at the White House.

Scientists discover a new behaviour among bumblebees that tricks plants into flowering early.

Plastic pollutants in UK rivers are finding their way into wildlife and moving up the food chain.

Coronavirus has cost the UK government hundreds of billions of pounds. How will we pay for it?

It's the first time scientists have observed this behaviour, which bees do when pollen is scarce.

The session comes as China emerges from the virus crisis, and appears set to limit Hong Kong's freedoms.