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Britain's Brennan, 19, wins Volta a Catalunya stage one
British teenager Matthew Brennan claims his first World Tour race win with a stunning victory on stage one of the Volta a Catalunya.
James set for first England start since 2022
This post was originally published on BBC Football Chelsea right-back Reece James is set for his first start for England since September 2022 in Monday’s World Cup qualifier against Latvia.
Watch: Falkirk extend lead & big win for Edinburgh City
This post was originally published on BBC Football Catch up with the weekend goals from the Championship, League One and League Two.
US cuts to HIV aid will cost millions of lives – UNAids chief
Funding cuts could lead to an added 2,000 new HIV infections each day, Winnie Byanyima warns.
Track Champions League scrapped after four years
Track cycling’s Champions League is scrapped just four years after its launch.
Why a permanent Chelsea move for Sancho is no longer certain
With talk of Chelsea paying a £5m clause not to sign Jadon Sancho permanently from Man Utd, BBC Sport looks at the factors.
Hume to miss NI friendly with Sweden
This post was originally published on BBC Football Defender Trai Hume will miss Northern Ireland’s friendly against Sweden in Stockholm on Tuesday with a hip injury.
Faisal Islam: No tax rises and no return to austerity but will it last?
The Spring Statement is “not a Budget”, but the chancellor is facing major tax and spending challenges.
Jockey Doyle rides 1,000th British winner
Jockey Hollie Doyle secures her 1,000th winner in Britain – and says she hopes to go on and double her tally.
Corrigan Park set to stage Antrim v Armagh Ulster tie
Antrim’s Ulster SFC fixture against All-Ireland champions Armagh now looks certain to be played at Corrigan Park as the dispute nears a resolution.
The Indian scholar arrested in US over father-in-law's Hamas link
Friends and family of Badar Khan Suri in India say they are shocked by the terror charges against him.
Tiger Woods confirms relationship with Trump's ex daughter-in-law
The veteran golfer announces he is dating Vanessa Trump, who used to be married to Donald Trump Jr.
GB's Newson retires from Para-powerlifting
Great Britain’s Zoe Newson, who won silver at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, retires from Para-powerlifting.
Turkey protests are about far more than fate of Istanbul's mayor
Freedom and democracy have been steadily eroded in the Erdogan era, writes Orla Guerin.
Highlights: Scotland claim bronze at Kabaddi World Cup
Watch highlights from the Kabaddi World Cup as Scotland secure the bronze medal.
Nearly two-thirds of players in lawsuit 'show CTE symptoms'
Almost two-thirds of the claimants in a concussion lawsuit against rugby league authorities showed symptoms of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, according to documents seen by the BBC.
Government can be more efficient, says Keir Starmer
The prime minister says he wants to see government departments become more efficient by using AI and technology.
'No pace, no passion' – Scotland fans have say on loss to Greece
This post was originally published on BBC Football Scotland supporters have their say on Sunday’s 3-0 home defeat by Greece, which means relegation from the Nations League top tier.
Chad condemns Sudan's airport threat as 'declaration of war'
A Sudanese general said Chad’s airports were legitimate targets because they were used to supply weapons.
England's Wigglesworth set to join Lions' coaches
England senior coach Richard Wigglesworth is set to join the British and Irish Lions coaching staff for the tour of Australia.
Reform name candidate for by-election
Sarah Pochin is chosen as Reform UK’s candidate for the upcoming by-election in Cheshire.
Five talking points as Premiership returns with derby drama
As the Premiership returns after an eight-week hiatus, here are five talking points from weekend matches which delivered big names, big scores and big shifts in the play-off race.
Pothole fixing progress by councils to be ranked
A red, amber and green rating system is being produced for English councils on pothole maintenance.
Ex-Bangladesh captain Tamim in hospital after cardiac arrest
Ex-Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal is “under close observation” in hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest during a domestic T20 game.
Second Serve: Your new weekly tennis briefing
Carlos Alcaraz has a puzzle to solve, Alexandra Eala blazes a trail and Miami Open talking points – this is the second edition of our weekly tennis snapshot.
'Tinkering Hovland's pursuit of perfection pays dividends'
Viktor Hovland’s out of the blue success at the Valspar Championship is the latest European success on American soil and a timely return to form for the Norwegian, writes Iain Carter
What will be in the chancellor's Spring Statement?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give more detail about the government’s plans for the economy.
Who stands between Northern Ireland and the 2026 World Cup?
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Sport NI takes a look at what stands between Northern Ireland and the 2026 World Cup, including a potential outside route to the finals.
Forest boss Davies eyes double after 'elation' of cup win
This post was originally published on BBC Football Head coach Carly Davies says Nottingham Forest were “elated” to reclaim the Women’s National League Cup, and what the Reds hope is the first piece a trophy double.
Greenland condemns planned visits by Usha Vance and Trump adviser
The pair will make separate trips this week, after threats from the US president to take over the island.
US deportations to Venezuela resume after dispute
Nearly 200 people were on board the flight carrying Venezuelan migrants repatriated from the US.
'I just need to believe' – Results since return from injury encourage Muir
Winter Olympic freestyle skier Kirsty Muir says her results since she came back from a long-term injury show she can challenge for the sport’s biggest prizes.
Tate brothers report to Romanian police after return from US
The brothers report to police as part of an ongoing criminal investigation after returning from the US.
Record crowd sees 'incredible' Cherries seal title
This post was originally published on BBC Football Bournemouth boss Steve Cuss hails his side’s “incredible achievement” as they seal promotion to the third tier of women’s football before a record crowd.
First black Republican congresswoman Mia Love dies at 49
Love made history when she was voted into the House of Representatives for Utah, but was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2022.
'Pochettino's US compensation means imminent Spurs return unlikely'
This post was originally published on BBC Football United States head coach Mauricio Pochettino is under some pressure but despite speculation about a return to Tottenham it remains unlikely before the World Cup.
FAI reports 'racist incident' in Poland U17 game
This post was originally published on BBC Football The FAI says it has reported to Uefa a “racist incident” which allegedly occurred in a Republic of Ireland U17 game against their Poland counterparts.
Ouattara on football, faith and fasting
This post was originally published on BBC Football Bournemouth forward Dango Ouattara says Islam helps him “stay on the right path”, as he discusses football, faith and fasting during Ramadan.
DNA testing site 23andMe files for bankruptcy protection
The company said that it will now attempt to sell itself under the supervision of a court.
Lehmann taking 'Invincible spirit' into new Baller League
This post was originally published on BBC Football Arsenal ‘Invincible’ Jens Lehmann tells BBC Sport about signing up as a manager in Baller League and getting to grips with the world of streamers.
Police investigating report of assault on ball boy
This post was originally published on BBC Football The PSNI says “enquiries are ongoing” into a incident where Carrick Rangers keeper Jack McIntyre appeared to push a ball boy in Saturday’s game at Cliftonville.
Blood brothers – bonds and betrayal on a rugby pitch
Tom Williams was part of a conspiracy that united and then divided a Harlequins dressing room, before the truth rocked rugby to its core.
Faith comes before football – Ouattara
This post was originally published on BBC Football Bournemouth forward Dango Ouattara says Islam helps him “stay on the right path”, as he discusses football, faith and fasting.
Podcast: Scots embarrassed by slick Greeks at Hampden
This post was originally published on BBC Football Reaction as Scotland are relegated from Nations League A following woeful display.
Who could be Canada's next PM and how will they be chosen?
The country’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for a national election on 28 April.
Hallgrimsson chat pays off for match-winner Idah
This post was originally published on BBC Football Republic of Ireland match-winner Adam Idah says he had a meeting with manager Heimir Hallgrimsson about his lack of minutes for his country before he came off the bench to score the winner against Bulgaria.
'You want to play the best' – Spencer on Sweden test
This post was originally published on BBC Football Northern Ireland defender Brodie Spencer says “you want to play against the best” ahead of Tuesday’s friendly in Sweden.
Can you name the 10 most capped players for England?
This post was originally published on BBC Football As Kyle Walker approaches 100 England caps, test your knowledge on the men who are currently in the top 10 for Three Lions appearances.
Torvill & Dean hoping to pass mantle to Fear & Gibson
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean are hanging up their ice skates after 50 years and believe Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson can take over their mantle.
'Now or never' – Norwich's Wembley glory, 40 years on
This post was originally published on BBC Football Exactly 40 years ago, Norwich City won the League Cup at Wembley – players and fans look back to an unforgettable day.
NewJeans announce hiatus after setback in court battle
The K-pop group, which now call themselves NJZ, announce a pause after debuting a new song.
The lost passport that kick-started Wales' epic journey
This post was originally published on BBC Football As Wales return to North Macedonia, players, coaches and journalists look back at their previous headline-grabbing visit to Skopje.
South Korea court reinstates PM as acting leader
The court has dismissed Han Duck-soo’s impeachment, as South Korea’s political turbulence continues.
India-China relations: Modi's hope for a thaw amid uncertain geopolitics
India and China are natural competitors but developments in strained ties can help with easing diplomatic tensions.
'I scarred my six children by using skin-lightening creams'
A mother explains why she – and 77% of the country’s women – have used dangerous creams.
Ball boy heroics, penalties & comeback chaos on epic Nations League night
This post was originally published on BBC Football Ball boy heroics, penalties and comeback chaos – the second legs of the Nations League quarter-finals delivered plenty of drama and entertainment on a thrilling night.
Clinton scores 'ingenious' long-range strike as Man Utd beat Aston Villa
This post was originally published on BBC Football Grace Clinton scores an “ingenious” long-range effort as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 4-0 in the Women’s Super League.
What makes a rum Jamaican? Question at heart of Caribbean legal dispute
The dispute centres on whether it is acceptable to age and bottle the spirit overseas.
Raducanu into Miami last 16 after Keys beaten
Emma Raducanu is through to the last 16 of the Miami Open after opponent McCartney Kessler retires injured at the start of the second set.
Isak favours Liverpool move – Monday's gossip
This post was originally published on BBC Football Newcastle striker Alexander Isak prefers a move to Liverpool over Barcelona, Kevin De Bruyne holds talks with San Diego, Harry Kane considers leaving Bayern Munich for Liverpool, plus more.
Wilson edges Trump to win Players Championship
Kyren Wilson continues his fine form by beating Judd Trump to win his first Players Championship trophy.
Frank Gardner: Ukraine upbeat and Russia in no rush at truce talks in Saudi Arabia
US negotiators held talks in Saudi Arabia with Ukraine on Sunday, and separately with Russia on Monday.
Djokovic battles past Ugo Carabelli to reach Miami last 16
Novak Djokovic is through to the last 16 of the Miami Open after a 6-1 7-6 (7-1) win over a spirited Camilo Ugo Carabelli.
Aspinall wins first European Tour title
Nathan Aspinall beats Ryan Joyce in the European Darts Trophy final in Germany to win for the first time on the European Tour.
Was 'embarrassing night' just a 'bump in road' for Scotland?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Midfielder John McGinn says Scotland let themselves down on “an embarrassing night”, while head coach Steve Clarke wants a strong response to the “bump in the road” of the Nations League play-off defeat to Greece.
'A return to Scotland's worst of times under Clarke'
This post was originally published on BBC Football Scotland’s alarming defeat by Greece in the Nations League play-off leaves head coach Steve Clarke with much to ponder, writes Tom English.
Scotland must react after Greece 'set marker' – Clarke
This post was originally published on BBC Football Head coach Steve Clarke has demanded a reaction from his players after Greece “set a marker” for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers by outclassing Scotland in their Nations League play-off.
'I am just as scared as the players' – Villa's concerns deepen
This post was originally published on BBC Football It was inconceivable for many to think Aston Villa could be relegated from the Women’s Super League this season – but it’s looking increasingly possible.
Can Chelsea script perfect ending to Man City mini-series?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Chelsea have the edge over Manchester City, but who will triumph in their fourth meeting in the space of 13 days? BBC Sport takes a look at the intriguing battle so far.
Slick Greece stroll to win that relegates Scotland in Nations League
This post was originally published on BBC Football Watch the best of the action as Greece overturn a 1-0 first-leg deficit with an impressive 3-0 win over Scotland at Hampden to relegate the hosts to Nations League B.
England 'will be better' after Italy test as 2025 starts with win
Head coach John Mitchell says England will learn from being tested by Italy, as the Red Roses make a winning start to the Women’s Six Nations.
England start Six Nations defence with resounding Italy win
England extend their winning run to 21 games with a 38-5 win over Italy to get their Women’s Six Nations title defence off to a strong start at the LNER Community stadium in York.
Vonn secures first podium since comeback aged 40
Lindsey Vonn secures her first podium finish since making her comeback at the age of 40 after finishing second in the super-G at the World Cup Finals in Sun Valley.
Scotland concede 13 seconds after break to go three down against Greece
This post was originally published on BBC Football Scotland concede in the opening seconds of the second half as Christos Tzolis puts Greece three goals up at Hampden and 3-1 ahead on aggregate in the Nations League play-off.
Football Daily
This post was originally published on BBC Football John Murray and Ian Dennis look ahead to England’s FIFA World Cup qualifier vs Latvia.
Experts to investigate student loan fraud claims
The education secretary says claims of student loan fraud point to one of the “biggest financial scandals” in the university sector.
Karetsas stunner gives Greece aggregate lead over Scotland
This post was originally published on BBC Football Seventeen-year-old Konstantinos Karetsas curls a fine strike into the top corner to put Scotland two down at Hampden and gave Greece the aggregate lead in the Nations League play-off.
Pulse upset champions Lightning for two wins from two
London Pulse make it two wins from two to start the new Netball Super League season with a 77-51 win over defending champions Loughborough Lightning.
Chelsea come from behind to snatch late win over Man City
This post was originally published on BBC Football Erin Cuthbert’s injury-time header seals a 2-1 comeback win for Chelsea in their third of four matches in a row against Manchester City, extending the Blues’ lead at the top of the Women’s Super League table to eight points.
'McLaren the class of the field but have hard tightrope to walk'
Lando Norris says he and McLaren are “ready” to cope with the tension of an internal fight for the world championship between himself and team-mate Oscar Piastri.
Juventus sack boss Motta and replace him with Tudor
This post was originally published on BBC Football Juventus sack manager Thiago Motta after just nine months in charge and replaced him Croatian Igor Tudor.
Cuthbert's header snatches victory for Chelsea at Man City
Substitute Erin Cuthbert gets on the end of Ashley Lawrence’s cross with a brilliant diving header in second-half stoppage time to give Chelsea a 2-1 win over Manchester City in the Women’s Super League at Etihad Stadium.
'Referee should have played advantage' – Park's goal ruled out for Man City
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester City’s Jess Park is denied a goal to double her side’s lead as the referee blows for a foul in the build up by Chelsea’s Millie Bright on Kerolin in the Women’s Super League at the Etihad Stadium.
'Edwards the only candidate England should consider'
Former England players Lydia Greenway and Alex Hartley back Charlotte Edwards to become the new head coach.
'The effort was there' – Tuchel on speaking to Foden & Rashford
This post was originally published on BBC Football England head coach Thomas Tuchel says he has spoken to Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden after Friday’s win over Albania.
Foden and Rashford know what is expected – Tuchel
This post was originally published on BBC Football England manager Thomas Tuchel praises Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden’s effort and application but says he has spoken to the pair about what they need to offer on the ball, ahead of England’s World Cup qualifier against Latvia.
Real beat rivals Barcelona for first time
This post was originally published on BBC Football Real Madrid beat rivals Barcelona for the first time on Sunday, ending a run of 18 straight defeats in the ‘Women’s Clasico’.
'Unbelievable' Kane can get 100 England goals – Rice
Declan Rice praises Harry Kane and says the England captain can make it to100 goals for his country as they prepare for their World Cup qualifying match against Latvia.
Six-way photo finish in 60m hurdles as Charlton wins gold
Bahamas’ Devynne Charlton runs a season best 7.72 seconds to retain her 60m hurdle world title, despite a tight photo finish, at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Nanjing, China.
Tuchel 'not afraid' to make changes as injured Gordon withdraws
This post was originally published on BBC Football England manager Thomas Tuchel will make changes for Monday’s World Cup qualifier against Latvia, while Anthony Gordon has been ruled out through injury.
Gourley & Hunter Bell win world indoor 1500m medals
Great Britain’s Neil Gourley and Georgia Hunter Bell win 1500m medals on the final day of the World Athletics Indoor Championships in China.
GB's Hunter Bell runs personal best to clinch 1500m bronze
Ethiopia’s Gudaf Tsegay wins 1500m gold as GB’s Georgia Hunter Bell runs a personal best to secure a bronze medal at the World Indoor Athletics Championships.
UK must stand up to 'bully' Trump, says Ed Davey
Lib Dem leader says UK should “hit back with tariffs of our own” and co-ordinate a with the EU and Canada.
Ingebrigtsen wins gold as GB's Gourley takes 1500m silver
Following his victory in the 3000m final, Jakob Ingebrigtsen wins his first 1500m world title to complete the double at the World Indoor Athletics Championships, while Great Britain’s Neil Gourley takes home silver in Nanjing, China.
Reeves defends taking free Sabrina Carpenter tickets
Rachel Reeves tells the BBC she went to the concert with a family member and will declare the tickets.
UK mulls big tech tax changes to avoid US tariffs
Rachel Reeves says talks are “ongoing” about the Digital Services Tax, paid by giants like Amazon.
Moment Pope Francis greets cheering crowds from hospital window
It’s the first public appearance for the pontiff since he was admitted in February.
Reeves confirms 15% cut to Civil Service running costs
Savings will be from back office and administrative roles rather than front-line services, chancellor tells the BBC.
Trump envoy dismisses Starmer plan for Ukraine
Steve Witkoff says the UK plans for an international force to support a ceasefire are a “posture”.
Investigation ordered into power outage that closed Heathrow
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband says there are lessons to be learned after substation fire led to major flight disruption on Friday.
The man with a mind-reading chip in his brain – thanks to Elon Musk
Noland Arbaugh tells the BBC how being the first Neuralink patient has changed his life.
A life spent waiting – and searching rows of unclaimed bodies
Women across generations in Pakistan’s Balochistan are demanding answers about the missing men in their lives.
'Mr Calm' Bellamy looks to Skopje after opening World Cup qualifying win
This post was originally published on BBC Football Wales captain Ben Davies says boss Craig Bellamy was “Mr Calm” after his side made hard work of their opening World Cup qualifier to beat Kazakhstan.
Scotland triumph in thriller against Wales
Scotland kickstart their 2025 Women’s Six Nations campaign with a tense 24-21 victory over Wales in Edinburgh.
Government considering sending failed asylum seekers to Balkans
Home Office officials have discussed proposals to set up overseas “return hubs”
Watch: Goalkeeper and ball boy incident at Solitude
This post was originally published on BBC Football Watch BBC footage of an incident involving Carrick Rangers goalkeeper Jack McIntyre and a ball boy during Saturday’s Irish Premiership match against Cliftonville at Solitude.
Rangers hit five past Hibs to retain SWPL Cup
This post was originally published on BBC Football Rangers cruise to a 5-0 win over league leaders Hibernian to retain the SWPL Cup at Fir Park.
Knight sacking leaves 'enormous shoes to fill' – who may England turn to?
England begin the summer of 2025 with uncertainty, searching for a new captain for the first time in nine years after Heather Knight was sacked following a 16-0 defeat by Australia in the Ashes.
Grassroots anger tests Farage's grip on Reform UK
Disquiet in the ranks of the rapidly growing party might run deeper than leader Nigel Farage is prepared to admit.
Moment police chase ends in four car pile-up in Paris
Thirteen people – 10 of them police officers – have been injured after a car chase in the French capital.
'If Big George hit you, you stayed hit' – Foreman obituary
George Foreman goes down as one of the greatest ever heavyweight boxers, one part of a “holy trinity of heavyweight boxers with Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier”.
The ex-Preston defender managing two national teams
This post was originally published on BBC Football International managers ordinarily have fewer games in which to prove themselves, but that is not a problem facing Gibraltar men’s and women’s coach Scott Wiseman.
'It was like I was mugged' – Foreman reflects on Rumble in the Jungle
The heavyweight champion, who has died at the age of 76, says “he went with two titles belts and came home with none.”
Rachel Reeves: I will not 'tax and spend'
In an interview with the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, the chancellor opened up on the public finances and how she’s finding the job.
First impressions of 'low-key' Tuchel & his England team
This post was originally published on BBC Football After an uneventful win over Albania, what are chief football writer Phil McNulty’s first impressions of Thomas Tuchel’s England?
Five talking points from Tuchel's first game as England boss
BBC Sport has a look at some of the talking points from England’s win over Albania in Thomas Tuchel’s first game in charge.
'He does everything right' – the remarkable rise of Lewis-Skelly
In October, Myles Lewis-Skelly was starting for Arsenal’s U21s against MK Dons in the EFL Trophy. Less than six months later, he is an England goalscorer – and BBC Sport charts his rise.
Ex minister 'fundamentally disagreed' with aid cut
Anneliese Dodds MP spoke to BBC Radio Oxford about resigning as a minister over foreign aid cuts.
Tommy Robinson loses prison segregation court case
A judge rules there is no evidence the state is trying to “break” the EDL activist in jail.
Health secretary considers maternity inquiry calls
The health secretary says he will consider “calls for further action” after a meeting with families.
Government borrowing higher than expected as pressure builds on Reeves
The latest figures for the UK economy add pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her Spring Statement next week.
When and where are the May local elections and who can vote?
Voters in parts of England will elect councillors and mayors on 1 May.
Groundbreaking but controversial – new IOC president Coventry
Kirsty Coventry will become the 10th International Olympic Committee president – but why is she both a groundbreaking and controversial choice?
Reform UK row: Leaked messages reveal Farage fury with Lowe
The Reform UK leader calls behaviour of suspended MP “disgusting” in WhatsApp messages seen by the BBC.
Premier League intensity or caution – how will Tuchel's England play?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Before Thomas Tuchel’s first game as England boss, BBC Sport tries to unpick – and predict – how his Three Lions side might play.
Southport attack parents share Andrew Tate fears
The parents of Child A, who was stabbed 30 times, said preventing knife crime would take “hard work”
Schools and hospitals get £180m solar investment
The government has announced the funding for 200 schools and hospitals apiece across the UK.
Cladding removal plan not ambitious enough, say MPs
A committee casts doubt on whether the target of resolving the building safety crisis by 2029 will be met.
Putin would breach Ukraine deal if it is not defended, says PM
Military leaders met in London to discuss plans for troops to help guarantee Ukraine’s security in any peace deal.
Don't fear football regulator, league chief tells rich clubs
English Football League chief Rick Parry rejects claims a regulator would harm the Premier League.
Planning permissions for homes in England fall to record low
Just over 30,000 projects got the go ahead, the lowest yearly figure since records started in 1979.
Badenoch warns Tories of difficult local elections
The Tory leader admits the upcoming local elections will be “tough”, in her party’s campaign launch.
The flamboyant deal-maker of Formula 1 – Eddie Jordan obituary
Formula 1 team boss Eddie Jordan was a rogue who was sometimes loveable, sometimes dodgy, occasionally both at the same time.
Match of the Day: Top 10
This post was originally published on BBC Football 1. Gary, Alan and Micah rank the best captains to have played in the Champions League.
Watch: Starmer visits UK nuclear-armed submarine
The prime minister pays a rare visit to the crew of HMS Vanguard, as the submarine returns to UK waters after more than 200 days of patrol.
Transfers – February & March 2025 and all the deadline day deals
This post was originally published on BBC Football Check out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women’s Super League.
Is England's most exciting generation still to emerge?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Littered with talent from some of Europe’s biggest clubs, England’s Under-21 squad now has an estimated worth of more than £500m – so is it their most exciting group yet?
Ministers struggle to quell MP concerns over benefit cuts
Ministers have been meeting Labour MPs worried about new restrictions to disability payments.
What are the Pip and universal credit changes and who is affected?
The government says changes to the welfare system will save £5bn and get people into work.
Having autism has worked to my advantage in football – Bronze
This post was originally published on BBC Football Chelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze opens up for the first time about her autism and ADHD diagnoses to raise awareness and help others.
Chris Mason: Uncertainty over benefits changes could go on for some time yet
It could be some time before people know how they may be affected by the government’s benefits overhaul.
Does cutting benefits actually work?
The government has set out plans to save billions of pounds from the welfare bill – how have previous attempts to do this fared?
At-a-glance: Key changes to benefits in welfare shake-up
How Personal Independence Payments (Pip) and other health-related benefits could change under government plans.
Rejection, non-league and pushing trolleys: Burn's rise to England
This post was originally published on BBC Football Newcastle defender Dan Burn reflects on his route to the England squad via non-league football and pushing trolleys at a supermarket.
Could Starmer be in for a benefits rebellion as tribes clash in his own party?
Labour may have ditched its factional in-fighting – but deep welfare cuts could reignite tensions.
'Perfect captain' Fernandes 'sometimes needs to trust team-mates'
This post was originally published on BBC Football Bruno Fernandes is the “perfect captain” for Manchester United but “needs to trust his team-mates”, says boss Ruben Amorim.
Chris Mason: Starmer echoes Liz Truss on reform of government
Sir Keir’s argument overlaps with the former PM’s – that the proliferation of arm’s length bodies slow down change.
Bonfire of the quangos? Keir Starmer pledges shake-up of regulators
The PM will pledge to slash the costs of regulation with an “active government” in a speech later.
How will the latest Trump tariffs affect the UK?
How much will the UK be hit by US tariffs and what happens next?
Sturgeon remains the biggest name in Scottish politics
Nicola Sturgeon’s decision to stand down as an MSP was obvious but it still has the capacity to startle, says BBC Scotland political editor Glenn Campbell.
Starmer praised for statesman role abroad but can he show 'same mojo' at home?
The PM seizes the spotlight as Trump upends the world order – but he faces serious challenges in the UK.
Mhairi Black – I was flailing in life until ADHD diagnosis
Following her decision to stand down, the SNP MP opens up on her mental health struggles at Westminster ahead of a new BBC documentary.
France has a nuclear umbrella. Could its European allies fit under it?
President Macron has aired the idea that France’s deterrence force could be used to defend of other European countries.
What is stamp duty and how is it changing?
Home buyers in England and Northern Ireland will pay more stamp duty in April when thresholds rise.
Chris Mason: Starmer finds subtle way to deal with Team Trump
The PM refrained from criticising JD Vance and chose to read out the names of fallen British soldiers.
How big is the welfare budget and where might cuts fall?
The Chancellor has earmarked “several billion pounds” in draft spending cuts to welfare.
Henry Zeffman: Proposed cuts will trigger big political arguments
The briefing that Rachel Reeves will make large spending cuts this month is very significant.
Manager ins and outs – March 2025
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women’s Super League, English Football League and National League.
I was effectively homeless after getting sacked – Stoney
Former England captain Casey Stoney tells BBC Sport how she and her family have rebuilt their lives after her sacking by San Diego Wave left them effectively homeless.
A cash-filled briefcase, a missing shield and the beating of Australia
When England’s women face Australia in Las Vegas on Saturday night, they can thank the Great Britain trailblazers who overcame remarkable odds just to get a Test series on – and then won it.
'I signed Barcelona deal – then had a stroke at 24'
Goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck suffered a stroke six months after being part of the England squad which reached the World Cup final – this is the story of her remarkable comeback.
How does Daniel Levy run Tottenham – and would he ever leave?
This post was originally published on BBC Football With Tottenham struggling on the pitch and chairman Daniel Levy facing criticism from fans, BBC Sport looks at how the club is run and what the future might hold.
'Like a Jason Bourne movie' – how Afghan women's team fled Taliban
The Afghanistan Women’s XI played their first match after an evacuation likened to “a Jason Bourne movie”, led by three women on the other side of the world.
When River Plate icon Diaz took over fourth-tier Oxford
This post was originally published on BBC Football Twenty years on from Ramon Diaz’s surprising appointment at Oxford United, BBC Sport looks at what happened and how it went.
The Rumble in the Jungle, by those who witnessed it
BBC Sport speaks to those who witnessed the epic heavyweight title fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Zaire.
'She was like a tsunami' – the unstoppable rise of Bonmati
From the moment she was named, Aitana Bonmati has stood out from the rest and stood up for something more than herself.
'I gave everything to boxing and still have nothing'
Heather Hardy tells BBC Sport how she is adapting to life outside of boxing after the former world champion was left with a life-threatening injury.