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".

The Chinese capital has seen 100 new locally transmitted coronavirus cases, the WHO says,

The prospect of a ground-breaking global calendar remains alive after a crucial World Rugby meeting, but rugby chiefs remain at odds over how to schedule the rest of 2020.

Gunmen attack a convoy near the border with Mauritania, leaving 24 dead and others unaccounted for.

Manchester United considering Leon Bailey move, Manchester City are monitoring Achraf Hakimi, plus more.

Firm says it only took a cut from a fraction of the trade, but still faces anti-competition scrutiny.

Premier League players wearing 'Black Lives Matter' on their shirts shows the league wants to be on the right side of history, says Ian Wright.

President Trump defends promoting hydroxychloroquine as the FDA says there is no evidence it works.

Canada, Norway and Ireland are in a tight race for two non-permanent seats on the security council.

Italian beach resorts are gearing up for a Covid-secure 2020 season, which is welcome news for one owner.

The Banjarmasin Diamond was taken from an Indonesian sultan almost 200 years ago.

The challenges of life in the Navajo Nation have made containing Covid-19 even more difficult.

Turkish drama Dirilis Ertugrul is hugely popular in Pakistan, but its violence has been criticised.

As hospitals turn patients away, there are fears the densely populated country could become a hotspot.

Tanzania's Diamond Platnumz is the first sub-Saharan artist to reach a billion YouTube views - how do Africa's other stars compare?

The BBC went to the US state of Montana to hear what voters think of President Trump.

When James Smith called police to check his neighbour was OK, she ended up dead. Never again, he says.

Kuwait and Bahrain's apps put users' privacy and security at risk, Amnesty International says.