Ex-Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his "heart" is still with the club and he is happy to talk to interim boss Freddie Ljungberg.

Gabriel Jesus scores twice as Manchester City get back to winning ways in the Premier League with a comfortable victory at Burnley.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin are stepping back from the day-to-day running of Google's parent company.

England appoint Jeetan Patel as their spin-bowling consultant for the tours of South Africa and Sri Lanka.

What have been the key issues as Anthony Joshua's rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr in Saudi Arabia approaches?

The nominated artists urged judges not to pick a winner, as there is "so much that divides people".

Bordeaux's Ligue 1 game with Nimes is suspended for 25 minutes after dozens of fans gather by the pitch in protest against the club's ownership.

A TV crew save the day after the lights go out on Manchester City before their Premier League match at Burnley.

Emissions of CO2 have risen in 2019, say researchers, as oil and gas use continues to grow.

The ending of evacuations for sick refugees held offshore is a "dark day" for the nation, critics say.

Anthony Joshua was the world champion, the overwhelming favourite. His opponent was a late stand-in - Andy Ruiz Jr. Nobody saw it coming.

Attempts persist to make English the official language of the US. But what real power does it have?

Liverpool is home to the UK’s biggest flu vaccine manufacturing site, where 100 million doses are made using hen eggs.

Dambe is traditionally practised by Hausa butchers, but its popularity has grown recently.

A New Zealand charity has found a novel way to help refugee women integrate - getting them on bikes.

Cayman Islands campaigners are fighting to stop coral reefs being dredged for bigger cruise liners.

The BBC's legal correspondent Clive Coleman looks at why Usman Khan was freed from prison in December 2018.

The Swift system has securely transferred data for decades, but faces growing geopolitical pressure.

The EU has criticised the country's "golden passports" scheme that allows wealthy people to buy citizenship.

Kashmir's politicians say they sacrificed everything for India, only to be repaid with betrayal.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended against breaking up the company, alongside his wife, Priscilla.