Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton says whether Formula 1 drivers take the knee is a minor issue in the context of the fight against racism across the world.

Iranian officials say cyber sabotage may be behind the blaze, which damaged a key nuclear facility.

Jose Mourinho says Arsenal have little "to celebrate" after they appear to mock Tottenham's loss at Sheffield United on social media.

Chelsea to sell six to fund Havertz deal, Arsenal and Napoli lead Saint-Maximin chase, Messi to wait for City, plus more.

Barcelona keep alive their slim La Liga title hopes with an excellent victory at in-form Villarreal.

After days of stand-off the passengers, who include children, will be taken into quarantine in Sicily.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he is struggling to understand why his side have lost nine Premier League games this season.

Unlike President Trump, Dr Stephen Hahn says he "can't predict" when a Covid-19 vaccine will arrive.

The body positivity movement has taken over social media and forced the diet industry to reinvent itself, but not all feel included.

Wooing the public typically involves physical interaction, but this vote is a little different.

Khady Gueye received threats for trying to support Black Lives Matter in rural Gloucestershire.

What we've learned from watching our other halves work from home during the coronavirus lockdown.

Andrew Day, the CEO of games developer Keywords Studios, tries not to play the titles himself.

While the research labs have been locked down, one robotic scientist has continued experimenting 24/7.

Do viral videos like the one captured of George Floyd's death actually reduce police abuse?

Somalia has been caught up in the US election campaign thanks to Donald Trump, writes Ismail Einashe.

The North Korean refugees who have donated 7,000 sets of PPE to care homes in the north of England.

Georgia has recorded fewer than 1,000 infections and only 15 deaths among its 3.7 million people.

The foreign secretary announces the freezing of assets in “notorious” cases of human rights abuse.

Since 1962, Florida has reported only 37 cases of the deadly pathogen, which attacks brain tissue.

The first closure of the border since the pandemic began follows a sharp rise in cases in Melbourne.