Watford sack manager Nigel Pearson with two games of the Premier League season remaining and the side three points from safety.

From luxury grapes breaking sales records, to the police picking up a kangaroo, here are some stories you may have missed this week.

Lewis Hamilton wins Hungarian Grand Prix for the eighth time with Max Verstappen second following pre-race crash.

Lionel Messi wins his seventh La Liga golden boot after scoring twice in Barcelona's win over Alaves on the final day.

Tottenham boost their chances of Europa League football next season and inflict a huge blow on Leicester's Champions League ambitions.

A rare LeBron James trading card sells for a record $1.8m at auction - nearly doubling the previous record.

England's hopes of winning the second Test against West Indies are revived by an explosive spell from Stuart Broad at Emirates Old Trafford.

The probe starts its 500-million-km journey after taking off from the remote Tanegashima spaceport.

The package from Colombia was intercepted by Italian police at Milan Malpensa Airport.

Mayor Ted Wheeler accuses troops of "sharply escalating" protest-related violence.

Champions Real Madrid draw their final La Liga game which relegates opponents Leganes to the second division.

One person is arrested after four women and three men, 17 to 22, were killed near Gatún Lake.

Advice for people leaving education on how to handle employment prospects in the wake of coronavirus.

A photo series highlights the challenges faced by those with visual impairment in Italy.

A fake agent stole $6,000 from a teenager with ambitions to become a footballer - then he fought back.

The lyricist on writing the words to many of the big hits in the worlds of music, theatre and film.

Sir Jack Petchey built a huge property empire and his own charity, but it was not all plain sailing.

Police and prosecutors rule out racism, but activists ask if hate crimes are being properly investigated.

Fans have questioned whether the rapper's last-minute bid for the presidency is genuine.

Spain's Jon Rahm wins the Memorial Tournament by three shots to take over as world number one from Rory McIlroy.

It comes amid rising tensions between London and Beijing over a controversial national security law.