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George Floyd: 'Pandemic of racism' led to his death, memorial told
A memorial service in Minneapolis also saw Rev Al Sharpton vow to "change the whole system of justice".
George Floyd: How the USA's history has shaped today's police brutality
The BBC's Clive Myrie looks at the toxic combination of racism and inadequate police training.
Coronavirus: NHS contact-tracing app in place by end of month, says minister
The app will "be running as soon as we think it is robust", a government minister says.
Coronavirus: No return to 'business as usual' for dentists
Practices in England can reopen from Monday, but many say they will not be ready.
Coronavirus: The body collectors of Brazil
Brazil has seen high numbers of coronavirus deaths and ordinary people are trying to help cities cope.
Coronavirus: Virus app 'ready by end of June' and call to extend face-covering use
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this morning.
Wendell Baker: Family did not know of 'dangerous' rapist release
Wendell Baker was deemed suitable for release but his 66-year-old victim's family were not consulted.
'Tens of thousands' of heart procedures delayed by pandemic
The backlog for care is putting people's lives at risk, says the British Heart Foundation.

Sitting In Limbo: Brother turns Windrush scandal into a very personal TV drama
The brother of a man caught up in the Windrush scandal has written a BBC drama about his ordeal.
Alan Partridge to return with podcast from Norwich shed
The 18-part series will be recorded from the fictional Norwich-based broadcaster's shed.
BBC to broadcast Royal Opera House reopening concert
The venue's first concert since lockdown will take place on 13 June, conducted by Antonio Pappano.
George Floyd: Steve McQueen dedicates Cannes films to his memory
The 12 Years a Slave Oscar-winner has two movies in the festival's 2020 Official Selection.
Bafta TV nominations: Snubs and surprises
The Crown and Fleabag are also among the nominees for this year's award ceremony in July.
Mark Gatiss: Regional theatre is 'the lifeblood of the industry'
Actor and writer Mark Gatiss talks to BBC Radio 4 PM about the importance of regional theatre.