Prince Harry said they were not the ones behind comments on "how dark" their baby would be, says TV host.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Ousmane Sonko is released on bail for alleged rape - a charge he says is politically motivated.

Tears and triumphs for Hollywood's glitterati as they glam up for the virtual film and TV awards.

England will play India in a one-off Test later this year, says the Board of Control for Cricket in India.

A panel is reviewing whether a less-severe murder charge can be added against officer Derek Chauvin.

Chess player Koneru Humpy is voted BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year for 2020.

Tyler Perry provided the couple with a mansion and security when they moved from Canada in 2020.

Novak Djokovic says it has taken "a lot of blood, sweat and tears" to break Roger Federer's record of 310 weeks ranked as world number one.

Prince Harry spoke about fears of "history repeating itself" when comparing his wife and his mum.

The couple's interview lays bare the contradictions of the royals' public and private lives.

Fourth official Sebastian Coltescu is suspended until the end of the season for "inappropriate behaviour" during the game between Paris St-Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir.

Nikolas Löbel, from Angela Merkel's party, quits after his firm made almost €250,000 from the deal.

The student admits she was not in class when Samuel Paty showed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

Plans for a reformed 36-team Champions League which would start in 2024 could be agreed by the end of this month.

Health officials ease rules for the fully vaccinated to show "what a world looks like beyond Covid".

The Duke of Sussex says the "bigoted" UK media created a "toxic environment" in newly aired footage.

A Supreme Court judge opens the way for a possible rerun for the presidency in 2022.

Thomas Tuchel remains unbeaten as Chelsea boss as his side beat Everton to boost their chances of a top-four Premier League finish.

The Nobel Prize laureate on why she is hopeful about change and representation on screen.

Florence Price was the first African-American woman to have a symphony performed by a top orchestra.