How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

The big chip crunch is really biting now, leaving even the most unexpected industries in crisis.

Daniel Dias has won 25 medals for Brazil over the past four Paralympic Games but will be retiring after Tokyo.

BBC Reality Check looks at whether it's possible to buy your way out of creating harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

A selection of the best photos from the African continent and beyond.

New bands don't have a chance because everyone is streaming Queen and ABBA, says the OneRepublic star.

The students from an Islamic school in Tegina were abducted by gunmen last May.

Researchers says despite stroke and clotting risks, Covid vaccines have substantial benefits.

The Florida doctor reportedly offered the medical letters for pupils in schools with mask rules.

It will make its flagship fitness bike cheaper as people head back to gyms to exercise.

The award of more than five million Apple shares comes as Mr Cook marks a decade as the firm's boss.

The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to end Covid-era protections for renters facing eviction.

The gap between the second and third doses of the Covid vaccine has been reduced to six months.

The former officer, accused of torturing a suspect to death, spoke at an unusual press conference.

Britain's Jaco van Gass wins his second medal of the Tokyo Paralympics with bronze in the C1-3 1000m time trial.

Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns is left paralysed after suffering a stroke during a heart operation, his family confirms.

Rory McIlroy shares the lead of the BMW Championship with world number one Jon Rahm and American Sam Burns after the opening round in Baltimore.

The UK says "every effort" was made to destroy sensitive papers when the embassy was evacuated.

Tina Tchen is second Time's Up resignation in connection with politician accused of harassing women.

The former EU Brexit negotiator says he will take on Emmanuel Macron in the elections next spring.