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Marco Asensio has won the Champions League three times and multiple other trophies at Real Madrid and Paris St-Germain but now he is looking to add more silverware with Aston Villa.

Disability Rights UK and the RNIB are warning that a cashless society could create barriers for disabled people.

"What a beautiful accent," the US president said of the British leader. Sarah Smith breaks down their White House meeting.

Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy insists his side are 'still in the fight' to stay up despite suffering an 11th loss in 12 Premier League games at West Ham.

Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea are among the sides looking for a new striker in the summer. BBC Sport takes a look at who could head to the Premier League.

The prime minister's upcoming talks with US President Donald Trump dominate the front pages on Thursday.

Two Burmese men tell the BBC they used forged documents and middlemen to undergo surgery in India.

Cole Palmer has been encouraged to keep working and laughing by manager Enzo Maresca, who believes the goals will then return.

The government's increase in defence spending and developments between Ukraine and the US dominate Wednesday's papers.

Chris Eubank Jr slaps Conor Benn across the face with an egg during a head-to-head at an extraordinary media conference for their fight in Manchester.

Nearly two million people who have relied on community kitchens for food have lost this lifeline.

Galatasaray said they would "initiate criminal proceedings" against Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho after claiming he made "racist statements" following the teams' 0-0 draw on Monday.

The two leaders exchange warm words as they hold talks on Ukraine, but differences on ending the war are clear.

John Canning says he had to rely on oxygen 24 hours a day before he had the operation.

The downfall of Masahiro Nakai is a marked departure from how Japan treats claims of sexual violence.

Russian Dmitry Bivol produces a masterclass to gain revenge over compatriot Artur Beterbiev and win the undisputed light-heavyweight world title.

Police continue to investigate how a body of a man in a wetsuit was found in a Welsh reservoir.

Texas authorities reported a surge in cases since January in communities with low vaccination rates.

Protests. No home league goal in over two months. Rooted in the relegation zone. What next for Leicester?

All the Calcutta Cup talk is of England ending Scotland's dominance, but it would be foolish to write off the visitors, writes Tom English.

Yoon Suk Yeol's most fanatic followers believe the opposition wants to turn South Korea into a communist country.

Remarks made by popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia on a talent show have led to a huge controversy.

Nearly all of Thursday's papers lead with one story - the deepening row between the US and Ukraine after Donald Trump's new remarks.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says "nothing is eternal" after his side are knocked out of the Champions League by Real Madrid.

The rapper has matched Stormzy's record of seven awards, after winning best male act for the second year running.

Lewis Hamilton says he feels "so full of life" because "everything is new" at his first public event as a Ferrari driver.

Ten major projects get government funding, but another £30m is withdrawn from six more areas.

At least 13 people have died after a storm hit south-eastern parts of the US.

More young people are presenting to audiology teams in England with difficulty processing sound.

The president opened the Nascar season with a flyby and lap in front of the racing cars.

Teams in the US are providing support as British police try to recover the killer's deleted searches.

No Premier League team has picked up more points than Everton since David Moyes returned to Goodison Park in January.

Jack Catterall suffered a split-decision points defeat to Arnold Barboza Jr in Manchester, dealing a major blow to the British light-welterweight's world-title ambitions.

In honour of Valentine's Day, BBC Sport looks back at some of the Premier League's most iconic partnerships and their goals together.

Mikey Lewis kicks a golden point drop-goal for Hull KR to earn a 19-18 victory over Castleford Tigers in their Super League opener.

Tickets for Beyoncé's latest UK dates go on general sale on Friday, with prices reaching up to £950.

The papers are still mostly leading with Trump and Putin's pledge to begin negotiations to end the Ukraine war.

World champion Luke Littler defeats world number one Luke Humphries 6-5 in a last-leg decider to win night two of the Premier League in Glasgow.

Captain Jos Buttler rejects the idea England have not trained enough during their difficult tour of India, saying they do not have a "lazy environment".

A Michael Olise rocket and Harry Kane volley give Bayern Munich a 2-1 victory against an impressive Celtic in the Champions League play-offs.

Met officers who fail internal vetting scheme may keep jobs thanks to court ruling.

A number of Wednesday's papers touch on the latest on the assisted dying bill going through Parliament.

Manchester City's lack of belief and ageing squad is exposed by ruthless Real Madrid to leave their Champions League hopes in danger, writes BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty

It accuses Israel of ceasefire violations, drawing fury from Israel's defence minister.

The findings shed light on a deeply mysterious part of Earth that is key to life on our planet.

The far right here and elsewhere in Europe attracts an increasing number of young people, particularly men.

The fallout after the sacking of a health minister over offensive messages is the top story in some of Monday's front pages.

Ireland's Sam Prendergast is staying level-headed while the hype around him continues to grow.

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou says his players have been "outstanding" during a challenging season after their FA Cup loss to Aston Villa.

The bus operator says 48 people had been travelling on the Cancun to Tabasco bus service.

The parents of two girls killed in Southport pay tribute to their "angels" on several Sunday papers.

The debate over the use of technology in football is nothing new - but in the FA Cup fourth round its absence has provided a frequent talking point.

A warning that axing ISAs could "trigger a mortgage crisis" is one of the stories on Saturday's fronts.

"There is no need for Joe Biden to continue receiving access to classified information," President Donald Trump says.

Ruud van Nistelrooy says his Leicester side were beaten not in "Fergie time, but offside time" as Harry Maguire's controversial late winner sends Manchester United into the FA Cup fifth round.

The Conservative leader speaks to the BBC after she told party staff they needed to do better.

Arsenal's first trophy hopes of the season are left in tatters by Newcastle - as fans are yet again left rueing their lack of a striker.

New evidence on the Lucy Letby case from a panel of experts leads many of the papers.

Jenner stabbed the Kent Police officer in the head with a pair of scissors, a court is told.

The former president was signed to the same agency between 2017 to 2020, which also represents the Obamas.

President Xi Jinping has made no secret of his ambition for China to lead an alternate world order.

Tottenham Hotspur sign France Under-21s forward Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich on loan until the end of the season.

Thames Water is hoping to secure an emergency cash injection or face runing out of money in weeks.

Fresh concerns raised in the Lucy Letby case and government plans to stop AI child abuse are on the front of Sunday's papers.