The England and Wales Cricket Board is to cut 62 jobs as a result of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

"It is my club, my home," says England midfielder Jack Grealish as he signs a new five-year deal with Aston Villa.

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker signs a new contract that will keep him at the BBC until 2025.

The Russian opposition figure also posted on Instagram from his Berlin hospital for the first time.

An advert asking for information on the star's ex-husband was shown during Dancing With The Stars.

The blaze is the third in a week in a city still reeling from a devastating explosion in August.

A complaint alleges unsafe treatment and conditions at a migrant detention centre in Georgia, US.

Four debut novels are on the Booker Prize shortlist, but two-time winner Hilary Mantel misses out.

Most of the 12,000 who fled the fire on the Greek island last week are still sleeping rough.

Humanity is at a crossroads and action is needed to slow nature's accelerating decline, says the UN.

Marseille head coach Andre Villas-Boas defends Alvaro Gonzalez following Neymar's racism claim against the centre-back.

The Tuscan Grand Prix was a reminder of old-school F1 racing bringing a new experience for drivers, writes Jolyon Palmer.

The Foo Fighters frontman responds to Nandi Bushell's drum battle challenge with a song about her.

Quintin Lake took more than five years to walk around the coastline of Britain.

The ancient bear, unearthed by reindeer herders, has been hailed as a find of "great importance".

The health worker was fatally shot by police, leading to widespread protests against police violence.

Convicted murderer "Johnny the Gypsy" is caught in Sardinia after escaping for the seventh time.

Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signs a new three-year contract with the club.

Lennard Kamna produces a strong finish to power to victory on stage 16 of the Tour de France as Primoz Roglic maintains the overall lead.

The government intends to transform a monument to the fascist dictator into a civilian cemetery.

Stephen Donnelly reported feeling unwell, leading to disruption at the Irish parliament.