Jurgen Klopp says the "only people who get punished are players and clubs" as Liverpool's Brazil players face a ban this weekend over Covid-19 protocols.

The country's richest man becomes prime minister, ending more than a year of political paralysis.

A Rotherham woman finds she has brought more home from the Caribbean than just a tan.

Naheed Farid says she left Afghanistan over fears the Taliban could kill her and for the safety of her children.

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton is fastest in first practice for the Italian Grand Prix for ahead of title rival Max Verstappen of Red Bull.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says there is "no place to hide" for his players following the return of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Nord Stream 2 will double Moscow's natural gas exports to Germany, bypassing Ukraine.

Relatives reveal the pain of securing justice for those who died when the flight was brought down.

The United Nations says the Taliban used live ammunition, batons and whips on protesters, killing four.

Twenty of the world's poorest countries face hotel quarantine before the event in Glasgow.

The US president said he was "frustrated" with the nearly 80 million Americans still not vaccinated

A judge in the Apple vs Epic trial says Apple must give app developers alternative payment options.

Three members of a pro-democracy group appeared in court on Friday charged with subversion.

US group Why Don't We claim they were made "hostages in our own home" and had their food restricted.

Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas beats team-mate Lewis Hamilton to qualify fastest for Saturday's Italian Grand Prix 'sprint' race.

Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram beat Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares in the US Open men's doubles final.

The 19-year-old thrilled fans during the US Open, where she lost in the final to GB's Emma Raducanu

West African envoys meet Alpha Condé, who was detained during a coup last Sunday.

Ex-health chief Agnès Buzyn is investigated for "endangering lives" in the management of the crisis.

Legal documents were served to a police officer in Windsor last month, US court papers say.

Britain's "cool, calm and composed" US Open finalist Emma Raducanu is meeting the challenges of her first overseas Grand Slam head on.