Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta steps down in a televised address, asking: "Do I really have a choice?"

The announcement comes as much of the global media industry is being forced to make significant cuts.

UK negotiators will "continue to plug the gaps", the PM's spokesman says, as talks get under way.

After 26 years under President Lukashenko people in Belarus are demanding change.

The prime minister also announced he will suspend Parliament until 23 September.

Elder statesmen Bill Clinton, Colin Powell and John Kerry line up to endorse Mr Biden.

Film studio Warner Bros hopes its new tourist attraction based on the boy wizard will be ready for 2023.

Bars and museums in and around Seoul are closed amid warnings of an impending virus crisis.

A Republican-led Senate committee says the Trump campaign's Russia links were an intelligence threat.

Oracle's chairman Larry Ellison is a supporter of the US president and held a fundraiser for him this year.

Incoming England boss Sarina Wiegman "is a proven winner" and "one of the top managers in the world", says former striker Kelly Smith.

Former Premier League striker Demba Ba calls on football to condemn China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, whatever the financial cost.

He was best known for his portrayal of British Olympic athlete Harold Abrahams in the Oscar-winning film.

More than 100,000 people are also evacuated as the worst flooding in decades hits the region.

Neymar was superb against RB Leipzig in the Champions League semi-finals, but it was his selflessness that most impressed the pundits.

The Supreme Court has directed India's top federal agency to take over the investigation of the actor's death

Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas are left out of Team Ineos' Tour de France squad.

The singer's father Jamie has acted as her legal conservator for 12 years.

The world's nine highest-earning sportswomen over the past year are all tennis players, according to US business magazine Forbes.

All 10 teams have signed up to the new Concorde Agreement which will govern Formula 1 from 2021 to 2025.

Two weeks after the explosion that shattered Beirut, we meet families whose lives changed forever.