Lionel Messi has said he is staying at Barcelona for another season but Guillem Balague explains why the saga isn't over.

Scientists say a positive coronavirus result does not guarantee that someone is infectious.

Eighty people are arrested in protests targeting printing presses owned by Rupert Murdoch.

Resignations, humiliation and "the worst performance ever" - England's nightmarish Iceland memories.

The US president says what happened is "tragic" but says he has not seen proof of poisoning.

Everton sign Brazilian midfielder from Napoli on a three-year contract for a fee believed to be around £21.7m.

The ruling party says local officials are responsible for "dozens of casualties" in Typhoon Maysak.

In Melbourne, the centre of the outbreak, 300 people marched in defiance of tough restrictions.

Figures show the number of newly detected coronavirus infections is highest among young adults.

Niger's human rights commission has said the killings happened during counterinsurgency operations.

Kath Lee was stunned to find her home transformed after returning from having treatment in Mexico.

Scotland will face a Czech Republic team consisting of "new players and staff members" after both nations and Uefa confirm the game will go ahead.

From a baby sloth to masked celebrities to an interview interruption - just a few of the things you may have missed this week.

The ex-Australian PM says he is "only too keen" to help the UK, after criticism of his appointment.

It is one month since a port explosion caused devastation in Lebanon's capital city.

Lewis Hamilton beats Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas to pole position at the Italian Grand Prix.

Alain Cocq wanted to start Facebook livestreaming his final days on Saturday morning.

Britain's Adam Yates holds on to the Tour de France leader's yellow jersey as Nans Peters claims a superb solo win in the Pyrenees.

The president rounds on a journalist who quoted him as saying dead US soldiers were "losers".

Raheem Sterling scores a 90th-minute penalty as 10-man England earn a late Nations League win at Iceland, who also finish the game a man down.

Last year's US Open runner-up Daniil Medvedev eases past world number 138 JJ Wolf in straight sets to reach the fourth round.