Newsround's Sofia had the chance to interview one of the biggest film stars in the world.

A London-based Portuguese student has had her "dreams come true" after the gift to fund her at university.

Some cases around the world have been linked to packaging on frozen food.

Spain has Europe's fastest-rising caseload two months after it lifted one of the strictest lockdowns.

Testing in Pakistan has been low, but the country seems to have suffered less than its neighbours.

Western Australia's first Indigenous-run police station has helped to transform lives, elders say.

The Riverdale star talks about her sexuality and why her new film is not "another teen romance".

Five factors that made the coup against former Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta more likely.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

Home test kits that claim to show whether someone has had the virus need urgent scrutiny, researchers say.

More staff working from home means more work for IT staff, but many face uncertainty over their jobs.

Russian doctors say no poison has been found in tests on the Kremlin critic but he is too unwell to be moved.

Chris Day, who thinks he is the UK's only black glass blower, has an exhibition in London.

Newly minted Democratic White House nominee implores voters to reject Mr Trump in November's election.

The comments from the online retail giant's boss come as the firm saw sales jump in the wake of the pandemic.

Bolivia's former leader has not commented on the allegations of rape and human trafficking.

As the third Test against England starts, Pakistan's Yasir Shah, Naseem Shah and Shan Masood speak about life in the cricket bubble, facing James Anderson and more.

Alternating between praising Joe Biden and poking fun at Donald Trump was a difficult balancing act.

Bradley and Matthew Marshall, (AKA Skrapz and Wuskin) on the Call of Duty World Championships.

Joe Biden made claims about coronavirus and unemployment in his first major speech as the Democratic presidential nominee.