A personal trainer, an advertising agency worker and a musician share their experiences of burnout.

England did not pick their best side, but that is not why they lost the first Test against West Indies, says Jonathan Agnew.

The actress and wife of John Travolta died after a "two-year battle with breast cancer", he says.

The alleged victim said the harassment included the mayor of Seoul sending semi-naked pictures.

The youngest daughter of South Africa's first black president dies in Johannesburg.

Manchester City successfully overturn their two-year ban from European club competitions.

Sheffield United say "something needs to change" with striker David McGoldrick the latest player to be racially abused on social media.

Christopher Aurier dies in hospital after being shot in the French city of Toulouse.

Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha thanks fans for support but says footballers receive racist abuse on social media "every day".

Lisa Marie Presley is "heartbroken, inconsolable and beyond devastated" at Benjamin Keough's death.

The move comes after the US sanctions Chinese officials for Beijing's actions in Xinjiang.

Some of the world’s richest people want governments to raise taxes on them to help pay for Covid-19.

Francois Camille Abello, 65, died in a suspected suicide in his cell in Jakarta, police say.

Llamas' specially evolved small antibodies are the basis for a coronavirus treatment breakthrough.

Ferrari have "a long road ahead" as they attempt to rediscover their competitiveness, according to Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn.

The fugitive is reportedly heavily armed, with stolen police pistols and a bow and arrows.

The 46-year-old woman from Washington DC was held for more than a year and lost $48,000, police say.

The newspapers, uncovered in the Mont Blanc glacier, report the landmark election of Indira Gandhi.

Katie Boulter tells BBC Sport about her unexpected flatmate and volunteering in lockdown as she prepares to return to competition.

A new report finds ISIS-linked groups are using a number of tactics to hide content from moderation.

The Washington team's decision follows a wave of calls to scrap the name long-criticised as racist.