Shagufta Kausar and Shafqat Emmanuel hope judges in Pakistan will overthrow their 2014 conviction.

A US judge provides the latest chapter in a big cat saga that has gripped Netflix subscribers.

The Lance Armstrong story has been told a lot, but finding out whether time has healed old wounds remains a fascinating journey.

Iran and the US deny Sirous Asgari, cleared of trying to steal secrets, is part of a prisoner swap.

Despite a steep rise in cases and deaths, Mexico's government is proceeding with easing restrictions.

The divisive US president's visit to a church amid ongoing nationwide protests drew heavy criticism.

Being black or from an ethnic minority is a "major risk factor" in coronavirus, Matt Hancock says.

England will play three Tests in the space of 21 days when the international summer gets under way in July.

A "blackout" that never happened and a fake "left-wing" account are among those banned.

Newcastle and United States defender DeAndre Yedlin says his grandfather is "glad" he does not live in the US as he would fear for his grandson's life "as a young black man".

Athletes and teams around the world show solidarity and join the protest against the death of George Floyd and racial discrimination.

President Trump wants the National Guard sent in to quell violence, but is that his responsibility?

The government unveils plans to turn Adolf Hitler's birthplace into a police station.

Mike Costello and Steve Bunce discuss what the future holds for Britain's seven world champions as boxing prepares for its return.

Director Spike Lee says there are "so many" reasons for those taking part in protests to be angry.

The Premier League has given clubs permission to play friendly matches, with strict restrictions, before the restart on 17 June.

Covid-19 has affected Bame people disproportionately. Now they want to know why.

Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha says he does not feel "100% safe" in the USA.

Lewis Hamilton says he is "completely overcome with rage" at events in the USA following George Floyd's death.

One volunteer says people shouted at her "when I asked them nicely to take their litter with them".

Community midwife Rachel Millar describes being on the cover of Vogue as "surreal".