Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?

It was only when New York businessman and politician Murray Hall died that his secret became public.

Didcot Power Station's iconic towers will be demolished as Oxfordshire's skyline changes forever.

North Korea calls the South's president "a truly shameless man", as it test-fires more missiles.

A private jet carrying Dale Earnhardt Jr crashed and caught fire at an airport in Tennessee.

The demonstrators had been blocking the entrance to the immigrant detention centre in Rhode Island.

After a career in Tokyo's red-light district, Lee Komaki wants to enter politics. But he faces challenges.

The town of Pleucadeuc in northwest France holds an annual festival for twins, now in its 25th year.

Five of the country's top firework companies competed at the championships in Plymouth.

Small Pacific nations tell the region's biggest emitter it should be more focused on "saving" people.

The French daredevil unfurled a banner showing China and Hong Kong shaking hands.

St Helens warm up for next weekend's Challenge Cup final by blowing Leeds Rhinos away in the second half to win 36-20.

Police violently disperse protesters who gathered before the illegal rally was called off.

Britain's Andy Murray will face brother Jamie in the men's doubles quarter-finals at the Cincinnati Masters.

British former world number one Andy Murray says he will play no part in the US Open, which starts later this month.

Scotland head coach Shelley Kerr admits she would "do things differently" in hindsight after players were reduced to tears at a meeting the day after they were knocked out of the World Cup.

La Liga gets under way on Friday with questions facing all the major contenders. BBC Sport analyses what could be one of the most interesting seasons in years.

David Bowie sang at a festival on the bandstand 50 years ago just after the release of Space Oddity.

BBC Sport examines how the row over manager Marco Silva prompted the English top-flight's newest rivalry.

A drone shot of sharks circling a beached whale takes out top prize in the nature photo competition.

Tottenham should not accept a cut-price fee for Christian Eriksen this month, even if he then leaves for nothing next summer, says Jermaine Jenas.