Twenty-six people have been arrested after clashes between the Santa Rosa de Lima cartel and police.

Burnley are "ashamed and embarrassed" by a banner reading 'White Lives Matter Burnley' that was towed by an aircraft over Etihad Stadium during Monday's match against Manchester City.

Bubba Wallace's fellow Nascar drivers push his car to the start-line before the Geico 500 to show their support for him following a racist incident.

The North Face and Patagonia have joined a campaign calling on firms to halt Facebook advertising.

Phil Foden and Riyad Mahrez both score twice as Manchester City thrash Burnley to ensure Liverpool have to wait a little longer to wrap up the title.

Cristiano Ronaldo scores as Juventus resume their Serie A title defence with victory at mid-table Bologna.

Cédric Chouviat, 42, was heard shouting "I'm suffocating" as officers allegedly pinned him down.

Borussia Dortmund are hopeful of completing the signing of midfielder Jude Bellingham from Birmingham City.

Which 34-year-old can still play at the top level for another five years? Who played as though he only had a few days off? Find out in his team of the week.

Henderson wants Manchester United number one assurance, Cavani to leave Paris St-Germain, plus more.

Thousands in China still talk every day to the Wuhan doctor who raised the alarm about Covid-19.

A rise in Covid-19 cases in one state has sparked concerns that Australia could slide backwards.

Sara Lomax-Reese owns WURD, one of a handful of black-owned and operated radio stations in the US.

Nigerian Dillibe Onyeama was the first black student to complete his studies at the elite British school.

Lockdowns have created a boom in demand for online teaching and a host of new courses is meeting that need.

He was banned from visiting the school after a book he wrote in 1972 about his experiences there.

Singapore is slowly emerging from its coronavirus lockdown, but Modesto's pizza parlour is closing its doors for good.

Ethan Melzer stands accused of sending information about his US Army unit to a neo-Nazi group.

Tracking wildlife before, during and after lockdown will aim to analyse the slowdown in human activity.

In one of a series of essays for the BBC, sleep scientist Matthew Walker says work routines may change.

Foreign tech workers, non-agricultural seasonal helpers, au pairs and executives will be affected.