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The director of the 2022 Oscar-winning film speaks of his shock at the death of Alexei Navalny.

Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows to carry on the war against Hamas regardless of international pressure.

Despite an off day against Chelsea, Pep Guardiola insists he will not tell striker Erling Haaland how to score goals.

Marieme and Ndeye, seven, were not expected to survive for more than a few days after they were born.

The final identities have been revealed as the ITV reality singing show comes to an end.

Brendan Rodgers admits Celtic's performances are not good enough, but what has gone wrong in the manager's second spell?

Rodri's late goal denies Chelsea victory and maintains Manchester City's long unbeaten home record in the Premier League.

Former South Africa all-rounder Mike Procter dies aged 77, his family say.

Bukayo Saka scores twice as Arsenal thrash Burnley to close the gap at the top of the Premier League.

A group of 61 held in a camp on Diego Garcia tell UN inspectors of sexual assaults, rat bites and self-harm.

The craters are discovered on private land, within months of two others being found nearby.

An ally of the opposition activist, who died on Friday, says officials are "trying to cover traces".

Six people were taken to hospital after migrants were found in a lorry aboard a ferry in Sussex.

The march calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Gaza war is making its way to the Israeli embassy.

Arsenal produce a statement victory to ensure their WSL title challenge is not over, while dealing a serious blow to Manchester United's Champions League prospects.

The pages had been left in a west London flat the actor rented in the 1970s.

Mohamed Salah scores his first goal for Liverpool since 1 January as they open up a five-point lead at the top of the Premier League.

England are fabulously entertaining, but must learn to adapt if they want to become a great team, says Stephan Shemilt.

Changes to hair length regulations will come into effect in April in a bid to attract new recruits.

The results this week are as much about Conservative voters staying home as it is about them turning to Labour.