What are Manchester City's chances of defending the title? Which players have a point to prove? Who are the managers feeling the heat? BBC Sport assesses what you should look out for this season.

The Fleetwood Mac singer, 73, is "still being extremely cautious" as the Delta variant spreads.

German federal prosecutors say the British man passed documents to Russian intelligence for cash.

The 27-year-old worked for eight months this year at a Sydney hospital, Australian media reports.

Boulders fall on a Himalayan highway, killing at least 10 people and trapping many more.

Lionel Messi says he dreams of winning the Champions League once more after joining Paris St-Germain, adding: "I think we have the team to do it here."

Sexual violations during the conflict in Tigray amount to war crimes, the rights group says.

General Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai has been removed from his post, as insurgents take more cities.

England could be without both James Anderson and Stuart Broad for the second Test against India at Lord's, which starts on Thursday.

Some Australians Olympians are having to quarantine for 28 days after returning to their country from Tokyo

The actor, labelled a "wife beater" by The Sun, is to be honoured in Spain and the Czech Republic.

A plan by President Bolsonaro to switch to printed ballots fails to get enough support in Congress.

Instagram launches a feature to automatically hide most comments during "spikes" of abuse.

The 40-year-old slice of wedding cake was bought by a buyer from Leeds.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has dismissed the idea that England's top clubs are pulling away from the rest, adding that it is the "most competitive league in Europe".

At least 65 people have been killed as the fires continue to spread amid an intense heatwave.

The electronics giant hopes lower prices and improved durability will make folding phones catch on.

Gurkha veterans say they will starve themselves to death if they do not get equal pensions.

Afghanistan's ex-rulers still back brutal punishments, the BBC finds as it goes behind Taliban lines.

The Taliban has taken new territories in the north, forcing thousands out of their homes.