The US police comedy will "start over" and reflect the anti-racist movement, one of its stars says.

It's time to answer those age-old questions: whose cover drive is best? Who has the best yorker?

The International Monetary Fund lowers its economic forecast for this year and next, with Europe facing a big hit.

Armed men reportedly stormed the compound and destroyed a building under construction.

It comes as a US university predicts 180,000 US deaths from the virus by October.

A city in China is letting people check if their partner has a history of abuse before they marry.

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero says 'everything went well' after having surgery on his injured knee.

A university that says it can scan faces to predict if someone is a criminal has come under fire.

A special prosecutor in The Hague charges Hashim Thaci and others over nearly 100 murders.

A top prosecutor testified that investigators were pressured to go easy on Mr Trump's long-time confidante.

English cricket could "lose the next Ben Stokes or Joe Root" if grassroots cricket does not return quickly, says Mark Wood.

The New York City and Berlin marathons have been cancelled because of the global coronavirus pandemic.

McLaren is poised to secure a loan from the National Bank of Bahrain to solve its cash-flow problems, BBC Sport has learned.

Joice Etutu explains why Covid-19 vaccine trials in Africa are both important and controversial.

The motivational speaker and businessman turns 25, the minimum age to serve in Congress, in August.

Left-arm seamer Raymon Reifer takes five wickets in 11 balls on day two of the West Indies' intra-squad match.

Discovered by Clive James on cable TV, she became his show's "resident Latin American chanteuse".

Over the coming weeks, 300 healthy people will each be given two doses of the jab.

Former England captain Clare Connor will become the first female president of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) in its 233-year history.

Players who suffer discriminatory online abuse will be able to report it via a new system provided by the Premier League.

Leeds say there will be no more "offensive images" after a photo of Osama Bin Laden is removed from Elland Road.