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Deutsche Bank to cut more than 7,000 jobs
The move comes as Germany's biggest lender attempts to return to profitability. READ MORETrump-Kim summit: Words that could anger North Korea
Max Thunder and some other subjects that could prove sensitive at the Singapore summit. READ MOREAustralia prop James Slipper banned for cocaine use
Former Australia player James Slipper has been banned and fined after testing positive for cocaine READ MOREMartin Luther King's daughter rubbishes Bannon claim about Trump
Martin Luther King's daughter condemns Steve Bannon's claim that the icon would have backed Mr Trump. READ MOREChina fines retailer Muji for listing Taiwan as a country
China is increasingly going after companies that don't abide by its territorial claims. READ MOREReal Madrid v Liverpool: Could James Milner be key to Champions League final?
The Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool has the makings of a classic, but what can we learn from the pre-match statistics? READ MOREIndia PM Modi accepts fitness challenge from cricketer Virat Kohli
Top athletes and ministers have been joining in with a trending social media exercise campaign. READ MOREThe lo-fi window boxes aiming for the Chelsea Flower Show
Rob Dicken tried to enter his AstroTurf "urban garden" to be displayed at the Chelsea Flower Show. READ MORE50 Great World Cup moments: Wayne Rooney sent off against Portugal - 2006
With three weeks to go until the 2018 World Cup, BBC Sport looks back to Wayne Rooney's red card against Portugal in 2006 and Cristiano Ronaldo's famous wink. READ MOREStormy Daniels given key to the city of West Hollywood
The California city names 23 May Stormy Daniels Day, calling the adult film star "a profile in courage". READ MORENorth Korea calls US Vice-President Pence 'stupid'
Angered by the US vice-president's comments, North Korea warns a "nuclear showdown" is still possible. READ MORETrump administration launches vehicle import probe
The investigation will see if vehicle imports threaten national security, which could lead to tariffs. READ MORE
