A selection of remarkable images taken around the world this week.

What next for Barcelona after a humiliating 8-2 Champions League quarter-final defeat by Bayern Munich?

The BBC hears shocking accounts of police brutality as the Belarus president defies mass protests.

Usha Mehta was 22 when she started broadcasting during India's freedom movement.

Man Utd ready big offer to sign Saul from Atletico and consider swapping Pogba for Juventus forward Dybala, plus more.

False and misleading claims are made online after Russia announced the rollout of a vaccine.

The BBC Focus on Africa programme has played a dramatic role in covering the continent over the last 60 years.

The prime minister's home becomes the focal point of the biggest demonstrations for years.

Hiroo Onoda had sworn never to surrender. He believed the rest of his countrymen would do the same.

Victory over Japan Day marked the end of fighting in the Asia-Pacific region, and the end of WW2.

Many people with dementia in care homes have been starved of the close family contact they depend on.

Japan's surrender on 15 August 1945, also known as VJ Day, marked the end of World War Two.

"He's having a tough time," the president said, though the younger sibling's condition is unclear.

One small company found itself in trouble after using the Hollywood actor's image to sell honey.

A BBC survey suggests 4% of elite British sportswomen have had abortions because of their sporting careers - here are some of their stories.

Thomas Muller says Bayern Munich's 8-2 victory against Barcelona was more "brutal" than Germany's 7-1 win against Brazil - plus you tell us whether you have seen a more incredible game.

The pink ball could be used in all Test cricket to avoid play being lost to bad light, says former England captain Michael Vaughan.

Do Lyon have a chance of beating Manchester City? And if so, how? BBC Radio 5 Live's Euro Leagues podcast team take a look.

A UK uncrewed ocean-going vessel provides a glimpse of the future of robotic maritime operations.

The BBC speaks to some of those arrested and detained during anti-government protests in Belarus.

Two men from Burma were convicted of murdering backpackers David Miller and Hannah Witheridge.