Explosions and gunshots are reportedly heard in the eastern city of Goma late on Sunday.

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim suggests he'd rather give a place on the bench to his 63-year-old goalkeeping coach over Marcus Rashford because of effort.

The Philadelphia Eagles run the Washington Commanders ragged to win 55-23 and reach their second Super Bowl in three years.

The hostages include Arbel Yehud - the civilian at the centre of a row which has led to Israel blocking the return of Gazans to north Gaza.

The household income threshold for EMA will rise after a 15-year freeze, the Welsh government says.

On election day, the unchallenged Belarus leader exchanges arguments with the BBC Russia editor.

The UN chief condemned the escalation, calling on Rwanda to halt support for rebels and withdraw.

The conversation comes after the president praised Sir Keir for doing a "very good job" as prime minister.

Hard Truths starring Marianne Jean-Baptiste, a new Diddy documentary and The Apprentice are also coming out this week.

Tottenham are on a seven-match winless run in the Premier League but it is chairman Daniel Levy - not manager Ange Postecoglou - that is bearing the brunt of supporters' anger.

Jannik Sinner continues to be an unstoppable force in men's tennis as the Australian Open champion becomes the first Italian to win three major titles.

Fifty survivors - now in their late 80s and 90s - will attend a ceremony marking the camp's liberation.

Chelsea "want to go the season unbeaten", says defender Lucy Bronze, as victory over Arsenal strengthens their position at the top of the WSL.

The female officer suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital following the incident.

The comic and skating partner Tippy Packard "will be greatly missed" after an early exit from the competition.

Arsenal's Katie McCabe is shown two yellow cards for dissent in quick succession after Chelsea are awarded a late penalty in their WSL encounter at Stamford Bridge.

Material seen by Southport murderer Axel Rudakubana should be removed by tech firms, the chancellor says.

The unprecedented indictment means the South Korean president faces decades in prison if convicted.

Plus, President Trump says Keir Starmer is doing a “very good job”