As Manchester City and Chelsea prepare to meet in the Champions League final, we are asking you to create your combined XI.

Associates of detained dissident journalist Roman Protasevich say they are receiving death threats.

The Los Angeles Lakers level their play-off series with the Phoenix Suns, while the Brooklyn Nets beat the Boston Celtics.

Boris Johnson's ex-adviser will be answering questions about the government's handling of the pandemic.

The actor and singer voiced Sebastian and sang Under The Sea in Disney's 1989 animated favourite.

Former world number six Carla Suarez Navarro will play at the French Open, a month after announcing her recovery from cancer.

Investigators say an emergency brake system had been disabled before the crash, which killed 14.

Bulldozers have razed areas near the pre-Hispanic ruins at Teotihuacán, a World Heritage Site.

Tests carried out on a giant tortoise found in 2019 confirm it belongs to a species believed extinct.

It comes as India is already struggling to deal with a second deadly wave of Covid-19 infections.

Chelsea return more than 800 unsold tickets for the Champions League final with Manchester City in Porto.

England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes will miss the two Tests against New Zealand in June with a hamstring injury, while opener Haseeb Hameed and keeper Sam Billings are added to the squad.

South Africa's former president is accused of corruption over a contract worth $5bn.

Jamie Murray strongly criticises French Open organisers over prize money cuts and calls the official hotel for doubles players "absolute toilet".

The couple had espoused apocalyptic religious beliefs and were already facing other charges.

Bashar al-Assad is seen as certain to win an election rejected as a farce by the opposition.

It is the first time a company has been legally bound by the Paris climate accord, campaigners say.

The BBC hears shocking accounts of police brutality as the Belarus president defies mass protests.

Hundreds of people described as "political prisoners" are held, including journalists and protesters.

The move gives the US tech giant the chance to expand the library of movies available on its streaming service.

Users across the world will be able to choose whether to hide the Like Counts on their app.