The key questions as Gordon Elliott is banned - fallout from the dead horse photo scandal.

Lacy Thibodeaux-Fields sued the Raiders for wage theft and gender discrimination in 2014 - she started a revolution in the NFL.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp does not believe a failure to finish in the Champions League places would lead to the exit of leading players from Anfield.

Manchester United look at Edmond Tapsoba, Wolves ready to sell Adama Traore, Chelsea confident of signing Erling Braut Haaland, plus more.

Opponents of Myanmar's military coup face daily threats and violence, and yet defiance continues.

Waiting for a jab and vaccine passport, EU citizens are impatient to get their lives back.

Some big YouTube names are building their own video sites on the side - just in case.

Anne Sacoolas faces a US court battle following a road crash that killed British teen Harry Dunn.

Italian is the lingua franca of Malindi, which can be a culture shock when walking its old Swahili streets.

The George Floyd trial comes 30 years since another influential police brutality case.

Ros Atkins on US President Joe Biden’s first foreign policy test - how to deal with Saudi Arabia.

Phulkari's existence is under threat from modern embroidery techniques.

Inside the Washington, DC pizzeria entirely run by deaf or hard-of-hearing employees.

Fungi are being used to make compostable versions of products, such as coffins and packaging.

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

Theme parks and stadiums can accept visitors next month under plans to relax Covid restrictions.

Aid will be more than 60% less, a leaked email suggests, but the government says no decision has been made.

The Roman Catholic leader raises the plight of the country's dwindling Christian minority.

Plans to tighten China's grip on Hong Kong by changing the electoral system draw an angry response.

American Claressa Shields beats Marie-Eve Dicaire to make boxing history by becoming first unanimous champion in two weight divisions.

Handball is a minefield, VAR isn't ruining football and top-flight referees are as competent as ever, says former official Lee Probert