Sebastian Vettel leads Kimi Raikkonen to a Ferrari one-two in a wet-dry final practice, with qualifying at 06:00 GMT.

A former classmate says the spy told him he even wrote to Vladimir Putin asking to come back to Russia.

Thousands rally in Barcelona and other cities after a Spanish judge puts five Catalan leaders in jail.

France mourns an officer who died saving the lives of hostages held by an Islamist gunman.

Only 17 balls are bowled on day three as rain continues to affect the first Test between England and New Zealand in Auckland.

Some of the stories you may have missed this week.

Lewis Hamilton pulls out a spectacular last-ditch lap to take a stunning pole position for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

US President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on Chinese goods , raising fears of a trade war.

BBC Sport remembers Walter Tull, the Tottenham and Northampton footballer who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War One.

Head coach Alex McLeish urges patience after watching his new-look Scotland side lose 1-0 at home to Costa Rica.

Chief football writer Phil McNulty analyses the biggest takeaways from England's win in the Netherlands where Jesse Lingard highlighted his versatility.

The policy scraps his blanket ban but bars those who have undergone gender transition from serving.

A 10-year-old died after his raft went airborne and his head hit a pole in Kansas in 2016.

How Roman Torres achieved film-star status after his goal took Panama to the World Cup - and why Harry Kane holds no fears for him.

Student-led March For Our Lives events nationwide draw hundreds of thousands of protesters.

The US had taken action against 10 Iranians and a tech firm for alleged worldwide hack attacks.

The company says very few of the current emojis "speak to the life experiences of those with disabilities".

Carles Puigdemont left Finland before a Spanish warrant could be executed, a Finnish MP says.

Several people had fallen to their deaths from the tower over the years, which never even transmitted.

Australia's Cameron Bancroft admits he tampered with the ball against South Africa - and captain Steve Smith says he knew in advance.

As Wales prepare for the China Cup final, BBC Sport Wales finds out how Gareth Bale has become a huge hit for Chinese fans.