Suriname's President Desi Bouterse was convicted of murder but he is confident he will be re-elected.

Nikoloz Basilashvili is accused by his ex-wife of attacking her - an allegation he denies.

Worshippers will be allowed to access open courtyards and must follow social distancing rules.

Balbir Singh, who has died aged 95, helped seal hockey gold for newly independent India in 1948.

A profile of Boris Johnson's former right-hand-man, who has turned into his chief tormentor.

AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic suffered a problem with his calf in training on Monday, the club have said.

Evander Holyfield tells BBC Radio 5 Live he would fight Mike Tyson again for charity - if his old adversary asks him.

Dominic Cummings gives a statement to explain his actions during lockdown, including a trip to the North East.

Striker Odion Ighalo looks set to return to China when his loan deal expires on 31 May, with Manchester United struggling to agree an extension with Shanghai Shenhua.

The PM's top aide says he "behaved reasonably" as he explains why he drove to Co Durham during lockdown.

Captain Liam Cooper says Leeds' players were "buzzing" as Championship clubs were allowed to resume training on Monday.

Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas calls on French authorities to reconsider their decision to end the football season early.

The country hopes to save the summer season but UK tourists face quarantine in their own country.

A California company owned by UK businessman Sir Richard Branson fails to launch a rocket to orbit.

Testing of hydroxychloroquine as a possible coronavirus treatment is suspended by the health agency.

Everton keen on Napoli and Barca players, Manchester United to allow Henderson to stay at Sheffield United, plus more.

Boris Johnson says all shops can reopen in England next month if they meet certain Covid-19 guidelines.

European markets rose on the bailout deal news, which sees Germany take a 20% stake in the firm.

The US Democratic presidential candidate makes his first public appearance in more than two months.

Scores of people visited beach destinations over the Memorial Day weekend, not all abiding by the guidelines.

Once home to more than 200 families, the village of Bedono in Central Java is now under water.