Donald Neely was led down a Texas street "as though he was a slave", court documents say.

The German Research Vessel Polarstern returns to port after drifting for a year in Arctic sea-ice.

Some of those displaced in Nagorno-Karabakh are sheltering in churches, but even those have been targeted.

LeBron vs Jordan and a fitting farewell to Kobe Bryant - BBC Sport's Nesta McGregor on LA Lakers' NBA Finals win.

Rafael Nadal's record of 13 French Open titles will never be broken, says Andy Murray.

Boris Johnson rules out a full lockdown "right now" as he launches new tiers of restrictions in England.

The lawsuit comes in the wake of the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput in June.

Kevin de Bruyne withdraws from the Belgium squad to face Iceland on Wednesday and returns to Manchester City.

Some EFL clubs will "disappear within five to six weeks" unless they get financial support, says Nigel Travis, chairman of League Two Orient.

West Ham switch sole focus to Bournemouth forward, Man City to target Ajax left-back, plus more.

Dr Ghebreyesus said allowing coronavirus to spread unchecked would cause unnecessary suffering and death.

Ronnie O'Sullivan wins four successive frames to see off world number 127 Brian Ochoiski in the first round of the English Open.

President Trump is holding a campaign rally less than two weeks after testing positive for Covid-19.

As President Trump pushes "patriotic education", some teachers want US history curriculum reform.

Vigo County in Indiana has backed every winning candidate since 1888, bar two.

Specially trained dogs in Lebanon are learning to detect coronavirus as part of a research project.

Plants derive energy from carbon dioxide in the air and scientists are trying to mimic that process.

Nigeria's #EndSARS protests gathered momentum online, but burst onto the streets to force a change.

Mennel Ibtissem became an internet sensation following her performance on The Voice France.

Bats have been scapegoated by humans for centuries, with Covid only the latest example, say scientists.

How one woman helped spread a conspiracy theory across Britain.