Greta Thunberg says the world needs to treat climate change with similar urgency to Covid-19.

Goal Click and the United Nations Refugee Agency team up to tell stories from around the world through the lens of football.

Former Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi remains in a serious but stable condition after surgery on a head injury sustained in a handbike accident.

We have come up with a shortlist of 12 goals - now we want you to tell us which you think is the best in European Championship history.

A spokesman says Indian troops attacked Chinese soldiers but gave no details of Chinese casualties.

Two Major League Baseball teams close their training facilities after players and staff members test positive for coronavirus.

Pubs and restaurants might not survive under current guidance in England, industry leaders warn.

The new track, released on Juneteenth, calls for "peace and reparation for my people".

Stadiums will re-open to fans in France from 11 July as the country continues to lift coronavirus restrictions.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in several states to topple statues associated with slavery.

The charges against health minister Obadiah Moyo relate to alleged procurement irregularities.

Fans are asking how some players managed to have such immaculate hairdos despite lockdown

What next for David de Gea and Paul Pogba at Manchester United?

China's new law for the territory will also override any conflicting local law, state media says.

Sixty years after his father did it first, Kelly Walsh dives to the deepest point in Earth's oceans.

Watford "have a responsibility" to ensure they are still in the Premier League when fans can return, says manager Nigel Pearson.

Some of the stories you may have missed this week.

Alexandra Burke says she was told to bleach her skin and style her hair "to appeal to white people".

Former England striker Dion Dublin tells Football Focus he wants to see "action" to tackle racism.

A US judge denies the Trump administration's bid to halt publication of John Bolton's memoir.

Brighton match-winner Neal Maupay says Arsenal's players got what they deserved after they criticised him for his role in a serious injury to keeper Bernd Leno.