The US singer and songwriter was best known for his country hit The Devil Went Down to Georgia.

Tottenham edge past Everton in a match during which home players Hugo Lloris and Son Heung-min had to be separated by team-mates.

The accident happened as people tried to siphon fuel from the overturned lorry on the north coast.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho says the half-time clash between Hugo Lloris and Son Heung-min was "something needed for the team to grow up".

Which keeper is like Ray Clemence? Who might be interesting Real Madrid and Barcelona? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week.

NFL star Patrick Mahomes signs a 10-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs reported to be worth a record $503m (£403m).

Some foreign students may need to move to a university with in-person classes to stay in the US.

They're working frantically to stop the pandemic spreading. And sometimes that means some awkward conversations.

Traders in India are being denied the "right to shade" under trees, threatening food security.

Landlords are hoping cleaner, more convenient and more intelligent offices will tempt back workers.

As Beijing focuses on state-owned companies, workers at smaller firms are being hit hard by the pandemic.

As 2020 ended, Jeff Bezos's wealth was estimated to be more than $185bn (£135bn), after he made tens of billions during the Covid-19 pandemic.

There's been a lockdown gaming boom – but in Iran it's been difficult to stay connected.

The WHO is worried about a third wave in African countries, many of which lag behind in vaccinations.

A Lancet study estimates that around just 5% of the Spanish population has developed antibodies.

Twitter and Telegram also put a halt to processing data requests, but Apple has not commented.

Consumers spent 16.2% less in May compared to a year earlier as lockdown measures kept them at home.

Stephanie Winston Wolkoff has claimed she was "thrown under the bus" by the White House.

The move by the short-form video app comes after China imposed its new security law on the city.

Desperate Indian families searching for remdesivir are paying excessive sums to black market dealers.

The UK is "way behind" on covering faces to limit the spread of Covid-19, says the Royal Society.