With the Premier League returning, BBC Sport brings you up to speed on where we left off and where we might be heading over the next nine games.

Sir Winston Churchill's photograph was missing from Google's search data for several weeks.

Dillian Whyte takes legal action against the WBC after Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua agree two-fight deal, Chris Eubank Jr takes a dig at Billy Joe Saunders, plus more in this week's Fight Talk.

Iran limits provision of family planning services at state hospitals to try to boost its population size.

The star calls for charges against the officers involved in the killing of a black woman in the US.

Syria's economy is spiralling rapidly downward and its people are going hungry, writes Jeremy Bowen.

As the coronavirus restrictions ease, countries across Europe have started reopening their borders.

Spain's World Cup-winning captain Iker Casillas withdraws his application for the presidency of the Spanish Football Federation.

Watershed moment for LGBT rights in US as Supreme Court rules workplace law protects gay and transgender employees.

Norway has to halt use of its app and researchers report a major flaw in Australia's tool.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith says "the eyes of the world will be on us" when his side host Sheffield United in the first Premier League game since the coronavirus shutdown.

Five people have been arrested after an attempt to kidnap He Xiangjian, one of China's richest men.

Reports say a pedestrian was critically injured and the two High Commission employees tried to flee.

Ex-French officials are given jail terms over an arms deal scandal involving almost €2m in kickbacks.

Luce Douady was seen as a future star of the climbing world after wowing in senior competition.

The ceremony was due to take place in February but has been pushed back due to Covid-19.

Video shows events preceding the killing of Rayshard Brooks, whose death has provoked protests.

Marcus Rashford says he will fight on after the government confirms it will not provide free school meal vouchers during the summer.

Fans on big screens and celebration cameras are some of the broadcast enhancements that will be used when the Premier League resumes.

The PM is due to say talks need to be "swiftly concluded" by autumn to provide certainty.

The widow of a black man killed by police asks protesters to stay peaceful and "keep his name positive".