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The UK government approves the £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea by a consortium led by LA Dodgers co-owner Todd Boehly.

Egypt midfielder Mohamed Elneny, who joined from Basel in 2016, signs a new contract with Arsenal.

The singer brings the power of positivity to his first UK gig for four years, Katie Razzall writes.

The rider of the e-scooter was part of a group who were on Victoria Embankment during the crash.

Theo Wilson, from Brentford, a then-undiagnosed epileptic, collapsed on a ledge over a Florida swamp.

With London's population increasing, the BBC explores some of the plans to keep people moving.

The last of 350 baby trees has been added to a huge sculpture, which will be illuminated next week.

The senior civil servant's report into Downing Street lockdown parties is to be sent to No 10 later.

RMT members vote in favour of strike action across Network Rail and 13 train operating companies.

Emma Raducanu says she is feeling the benefits of a more rigorous fitness regime as the US Open champion prepares to continue her French Open campaign.

The Premier League approves the £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea with the consortium, led by US businessman Todd Boehly, passing its owner's and directors' test.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says a UK official told her to sign a false confession before she was freed.

Tottenham's majority shareholders ENIC Sports Inc announce they will be putting an extra £150m into the club.

A spokesman says Sadiq Khan believes a lack of clarity over Partygate probe is eroding trust in police.

Passengers in Essex praise the new service, but a local business questions whether it was worth the money.

Blessing Olusegun, who died aged 21, had mental health issues as a teenager, an inquest hears.

West Ham's Jarrod Bowen and Leicester City's James Justin are named in the England squad for June's Nations League matches with Hungary, Germany and Italy.

The PFL will stage its first events in the UK and are hopeful lightweight champion Kayla Harrison and Manchester fighter Brendan Loughnane will feature.

Ian Taylor, 54, was recorded by police body-cameras repeatedly telling officers he could not breathe.

West Ham United defender Kurt Zouma admits kicking and slapping his pet cat in a video that also showed him saying "I swear I'll kill it".