Up to 9,000 passengers at an Indonesian airport may have been tested with washed and reused swabs.

BBC Sport examines why a manager who has claimed almost every trophy available to him is yet to win universal respect.

The foreign minister - who met Home Secretary Priti Patel on Tuesday - will carry out meetings virtually.

The star felt "miserable" being compared to her bandmates and reached "breaking point" last year.

Christie's predicts the bottle of Pétrus 2000 that orbited the earth could sell for $1m (£720,000).

Nonuplets are extremely rare - and doctors had thought Halima Cissé was carrying seven babies.

F1 driver Romain Grosjean, who made a remarkable escape from a flaming car last year, speaks to the BBC.

Romain Grosjean will drive a Mercedes on a one-off return to Formula 1 following his fiery accident in a Haas at last year's Bahrain Grand Prix.

The government has agreed to hold talks with protest leaders but divisions run deep.

Former Arsenal and Germany keeper Jens Lehmann has been sacked from his role on Hertha Berlin's board after sending a Whatsapp message to pundit Dennis Aogo calling him a "quota black guy".

A third of the active cases in the country involve people who have had two vaccine doses.

The who, what and when as the British and Irish Lions prepare to reveal their squad to tour South Africa this summer.

It's the first country to allow the Pfizer jab for this age group.

Home fitness equipment firm recalls Tread and Tread+ machines after six-year-old child pulled under treadmill.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola praises former players Vincent Kompany, Joe Hart and David Silva after beating Paris St-Germain to reach the Champions League final.

A young child buried in a cave 78,000 years ago is the earliest known funeral in Africa.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says protests must be "civilised" after Sunday's match against Liverpool was postponed.

Mexican authorities have promised a full investigation into the collapse of a metro overpass in Mexico City, as questions mount over the line's safety.

From Theresa May and Boris Johnson to English breakfasts, Michel Barnier's new book reveals all.

Travellers returning from "red list" countries say they can't afford the UK's quarantine fees.

Immigration reforms are intended to encourage the "best and brightest" to the UK, say officials.