Former Watford manager Nigel Pearson has thanked fans for their support since his sacking on Sunday.

Police are investigating after footage appears to show an officer kneeling on the man's back.

Ben Stokes and Stuart Broad again provide the inspiration for England to complete a 113-run win over West Indies in the second Test.

The top model is given a large fine and ordered to serve nine months of community service.

Manager Graham Potter says "the financial implications are massive" after Brighton secure their Premier League status with a goalless draw against Newcastle.

Sheffield United's hopes of playing European football next season are dealt a blow as they lose at home to Everton in the Premier League.

The FBI names Roy Den Hollander as the suspect in the deadly attack on Judge Esther Salas' family.

Wolves ease past a hapless Crystal Palace side in the Premier League to maintain hopes of playing Europa League football next season.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he respects Arsenal on the pitch - but "not much off the pitch".

Captain Joe Root says England are "in the presence of greatness" after Ben Stokes' match-winning performance against West Indies.

The president said more officers would be sent to a number of cities run by "liberal Democrats".

Yogita Limaye explores how Indians are questioning more about the dark chapters of colonial history.

On an island east of Bali, women are still being abducted for marriage. Now, there is hope it may end.

The 28-year-old suspect is accused of killing two people and attacking a synagogue in Halle.

How face coverings meant to curb virus spread became grounds for political battle.

The BBC gained exclusive access to follow a small team of contact tracers in the city of Bloemfontein, South Africa.

Mark and Patricia McCloskey are charged with unlawful use of a weapon over the incident in St Louis.

With flights grounded and borders closed, these travellers took incredible steps to get home.

Two young Nigerian couples on why they don't regret doing things their own way and breaking with tradition.

MPs say the government must publish a draft bill to tackle online harms by the autumn.

A research project is looking at how to make bespoke masks which could benefit health workers.