Reports say Colonial Pipeline paid cyber-criminal gang DarkSide a ransom to prevent a data leak.

Israel continues bombardment of Gaza in response to more rocket attacks from the Hamas-run enclave.

Irish health chiefs temporarily shut down its IT system which severely impacted some services.

Turkish firm Karpowership shuts down its generators over a lack of payment and a legal dispute.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent.

Dozens of citizens are understood to have tested positive ahead of the first flight home from Delhi.

Woman Sitting Near a Window (Marie-Therese) sold for $103.4m (£73.5m) on Thursday in New York.

Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte has had his switch in nationality from France to Spain approved by Fifa.

President Kenyatta's plan to change the constitution is blocked after the court said it was illegal.

A woman who claims she bought the winning California Lottery ticket says she put it in the laundry.

Amid fan protests and a crucial three points for Liverpool, there were plenty of other talking points at Old Trafford on Thursday.

Flights arrive in Greece as restrictions on movement are lifted, but infections are still quite high.

Rafael Nadal responds to doubts over his form with a straight-set win over Alexander Zverev in the Italian Open quarter-finals.

The Turkish Grand Prix is cancelled just six weeks after it was put on the Formula 1 calendar and replaced by a second race in Austria.

Men and women often get new clothes specially made for Korité - the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

The British and Irish Lions' schedule, results, squad and coaching team for this summer's tour of South Africa.

Manager Thomas Tuchel says he is in "angry mode" as Chelsea prepare for "two finals" in four days against Leicester City.

The building is part of a new memorial at Babyn Yar, a site where nearly 34,000 Jews were murdered.

Thousands protest against racism and police violence, a week after a deadly raid in a slum in Rio.

Fleur Hassan-Nahoum says Hamas only has to stop firing rockets to end the Israeli-Gaza conflict.

US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib held back tears during a speech about ongoing Gaza-Israel violence.