Three people are in a serious condition in hospital after fans gathered despite restrictions.

The company condemns racism and seeks more accountability from Facebook and other platforms.

Just three other well-preserved vessels from the period have been discovered in the Scandinavian country.

Players found guilty of racism should face the same penalties as match-fixers and dopers says West Indies captain Jason Holder.

Leander Dendoncker said it was "nice to dream" of a top-four finish after his goal gave Wolves victory over Aston Villa, but added that his side face a difficult task.

Narriearra station is the largest purchase of private land for conservation in New South Wales history.

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner hopes the club's first Premier League title will ensure "another period of sustained success".

As cases soar in India's capital, its chief minister warns of health care shortages and more deaths.

Dan Evans overcomes a strong start by Andy Murray reach the Battle of the Brits final, where he will face Kyle Edmund.

The mother of two sisters stabbed to death in a Wembley park spoke to the BBC's Martin Bashir.

Travel companies hail news Britons will be able to visit some European countries without self-isolating on their return.

Some of the stories you may have missed this week.

The Red Arrows leave a smoke trail of red, white and blue over North Yorkshire.

Injured PC David Whyte was among six people stabbed in Glasgow city centre on Friday.

Werder Bremen salvage a relegation lifeline while champions Bayern Munich score their 100th league goal of the season on the Bundesliga's final day.

Former Chelsea, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich attacker Arjen Robben plans to return to football with boyhood club Groningen.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson says manager Jurgen Klopp always had belief that the team would succeed in winning the Premier League title.

Iago Aspas' late equaliser for Celta Vigo dents Barcelona's title hopes.

Florida and Texas reverse moves to reopen business amid warnings hospitals may soon be overwhelmed.

Khairi Saadallah, 25, is accused of killing three men in a public park in Reading last Saturday.

Yemen's humanitarian crisis is worsening as coronavirus compounds the impact of the conflict.