Organisers urge the UK government to help end the fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants.

Real Madrid boss Zidane to leave club at end of season, Man Utd wary of Pogba wage demands, Everton prepared to let Holgate go, plus more.

Charles Oliveira claims the undisputed UFC lightweight title with a thrilling second-round TKO of former three-time Bellator champion Michael Chandler.

As surge testing for the Indian Covid variant continues, the government rejects claims it was slow to act.

Here's some news from this week that you might have missed.

Former New Zealand captain Kieran Read announces his retirement from rugby.

Specialist vet says surgery on a tiger takes "a lot more anaesthetic" than on a domestic cat.

Anti-military activists in the town armed themselves following protests against the February coup.

Tyrick Mitchell scores a late winner as Crystal Palace beat Aston Villa to damage their hopes of achieving a Premier League top-half finish.

The Hollywood star made the gesture to help out a football club raising cash for the community.

John Kerry told the BBC technologies that don't yet exist will play a huge role in stabilising the climate.

Cinemas and entertainment venues are shutting down, and limits on public gatherings are tightened.

Polish teenager Iga Swiatek thrashes Czech ninth seed Karolina Pliskova 6-0 6-0 to win the Italian Open.

Tottenham boost their hopes of qualifying for the Europa League with a comfortable Premier League win over Wolves.

Kobe Bryant is posthumously inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

The investigative film has been delayed over a “significant duty of care issue”, the broadcaster says.

Police arrest four men in connection with a video appearing to show anti-Semitic abuse shouted from a car.

England fast bowler Jofra Archer is ruled out of the two Tests against New Zealand next month after a recurrence of his elbow problem.

Goalkeeper Alisson scores an incredible injury-time winner as Liverpool claim a significant victory in their quest to achieve a Premier League top-four finish by coming from behind to beat West Brom.

Tyson Fury says his all-British world heavyweight title showdown with Anthony Joshua will take place in Saudi Arabia on 14 August.

The structure at a partially built synagogue near Jerusalem had been packed for a religious festival.