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Easterby looks to new leaders for history chase
Round three of the Six Nations brings together two sides under interim management but in hugely contrasting form and mood.
Family of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas says new returned body is hers
It comes as a new hostage and prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas is expected on Saturday.
Trump says Starmer and Macron 'haven't done anything' to end Ukraine war
Trump’s criticisms come as the UK and French leaders prepare to visit the White House next week.
India v Pakistan: Cricket's ultimate grudge match in the desert
Sunday’s Champions Trophy clash in Dubai promises a charged atmosphere with strong fan presence on both sides.
Fit for a pontiff: Inside the Roman hospital caring for Pope Francis
The Gemelli hospital has been treating popes for more than thirty years.
Child exploitation and cuckooing to be made criminal offences
New legislation being introduced to Parliament next week seeks to criminalise the practices.
Are planes crashing more often?
A recent flurry of air disasters have made some people worried about flying – but are crashes on the rise?
'Trump is a dark horse': Russians on the invasion of Ukraine, three years on
A BBC team asking Russians about their invasion of Ukraine draws police and state TV attention.
'Huge mountain to climb' – Leicester in 'alarming situation'
Protests. No home league goal in over two months. Rooted in the relegation zone. What next for Leicester?
Zelensky can change Trump's mind on support, says Ukraine official
Ihor Brusylo told the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen that US President Donald Trump’s stance on the war was “alarming”.
Romanov: Czar of Hearts
This post was originally published on BBC Football Vladimir Romanov’s interference spreads beyond the pitch and into the medical department.
Lionesses have 'lots to work on' but Wiegman 'not concerned'
Is there reason to be concerned by the Lionesses’ form or is there enough to suggest England are on the right path?
Gloucester-Hartpury thrash Harlequins to end regular season
Back-to-back Premiership Women’s Rugby champions Gloucester-Hartpury run in eight tries as they round off the regular season with a resounding 52-12 victory over Harlequins.
Warrington hold off Catalans to claim back-to-back wins
Warrington Wolves edge past Catalans Dragons to continue their winning start to the Super League season and consign the visitors to back-to-back defeats.
The teacher whose specialist subject is rugby
Ex-teacher Matt Sherratt is tasked with improving a struggling Wales side over the final three matches of the Six Nations.
'England to monster Scotland? Where's the evidence?'
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.
Field hat-trick as dominant Wigan get back on track at Hull
Wigan Warriors return to winning ways before next week’s trip to Las Vegas as the champions sweep aside Hull FC at MKM Stadium.
Republic of Ireland win 'wasn't pretty' – Ward
This post was originally published on BBC Football Republic of Ireland manager Carla Ward says her side’s 1-0 win against Turkey in the Women’s Nations League “wasn’t pretty” but that the three points were the “most important thing”.
Scotland 'can't make excuses' for Austria defeat
Scotland will not be making any excuses for their opening Nations League defeat by Austria, says Kirsty Hanson.
Ros Atkins on… why this week matters for Europe and the US
The BBC’s Analysis editor takes a look back at this week – and what it tells us about how the US sees Europe.
Richardson wins debut gold at British Championships
Matthew Richardson wins the men’s sprint final on his debut at the British Track Cycling Championships in Manchester.
Wales U20s beat Ireland for first back-to-back wins in five years
Wales Under-20s secure their first win against Ireland in the Six Nations since 2017 with a hard-fought and spirited 20-12 victory at Newport’s Rodney Parade.
Watch the goals from Falkirk's 2-0 win over Morton
This post was originally published on BBC Football Watch the goals from Falkirk’s 2-0 Scottish Championship win over Greenock Morton (UK only).
Man offers to split winnings after thieves win jackpot with his credit card
The Frenchman has called on the thieves to strike a deal with him to split the €500,000 (£413,664) prize.
Liverpool to replace Diaz with striker – Saturday's gossip
This post was originally published on BBC Football Liverpool will sell Luis Diaz to raise funds for a striker, Manchester City will be ruthless in their summer clear-out and Arsenal revive interest in Dusan Vlahovic.
Great Britain qualify for EuroBasket 2025
Great Britain qualify for EuroBasket 2025 with a game to spare after beating the Netherlands.
England thrash Scotland to keep up U20 Grand Slam bid
England take a step closer to an Under-20 Six Nations Grand Slam by hammering Scotland in Newcastle.
Draper beats Lehecka to reach Qatar Open final
British number one Jack Draper reaches the final of the Qatar Open with a 3-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-3 victory against Jiri Lehecka.
Salman Rushdie attacker found guilty of attempted murder and assault
Hadi Matar stabbed the renowned British-Indian author multiple times on stage at a New York lecture.
Highlights: Italy 1-0 Wales
Watch the highlights as Italy beat Wales 1-0 in Monza in the Nations League
Flight then fight – travelling Bakole misses weigh-in
Martin Bakole misses the weigh-in for his heavyweight bout with Joseph Parker as he was still making his way to Saudi Arabia just 24 hours before the fight.
Apple pulls data protection tool after UK government security row
Customers’ photos and documents stored online will no longer be protected by end-to-end encryption.
Teenager Andreeva beats Rybakina to reach Dubai final
Mirra Andreeva, 17, defeats former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina to reach the final of the Dubai Tennis Championships.
Watch: Goat rescued from fifth-floor flat ledge in Madrid
A goat in Madrid was rescued by firefighters after it became trapped on a window sill of a tower block.
'Blind, beating-your-chest fury' not answer – Itoje
England must control their emotion to help “create a new story” in their Calcutta Cup match against Scotland on Saturday, says captain Maro Itoje.
Man seriously injured in stabbing at Berlin Holocaust memorial
Police say the victim was a 30-year-old Spanish tourist. One man has been arrested.
'The smallest coffins are the heaviest': Israel grieves youngest hostages
The return of the children in coffins, and their mother’s absence, is being painfully felt across the country.
Wada drops lawsuit against Usada and Tygart
Wada drops its lawsuit against Usada over a dispute about Chinese swimmers testing positive before the Tokyo Olympics in 2021.
France drop Penaud and Jalibert for Italy match
Star wing Damian Penaud and fly-half Matthieu Jalibert are dropped from France’s side to face Italy in the Six Nations on Sunday.
More struggling councils to sell assets and borrow cash
The number requesting relaxed rules is the latest sign of fragile local government finances.
Rickelton shines as South Africa claim comfortable win over Afghanistan
Ryan Rickelton maiden one-day international century helps South Africa claim a comfortable 107-run win over Afghanistan in the ICC men’s Champions Trophy.
Cas dismisses Rubiales appeal against Fifa ban
This post was originally published on BBC Football Luis Rubiales’ appeal against the three-year ban from football given to him by Fifa is dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Liverpool draw PSG, Arsenal face PSV, Villa meet Club Brugge in last 16
This post was originally published on BBC Football Liverpool will face Paris St-Germain in the Champions League last-16, while Arsenal take on PSV Eindhoven and Aston Villa will play Club Brugge.
'A huge amount to offer' – why have England promoted Smith?
Promoting Jamie Smith to bat in a position he has never filled before seems confusing, so what are England thinking and do the statistics back it up?
Sarwar pledges 'biggest reform of NHS in decades'
The Labour leader called for an end to a ‘culture of bureaucracy’ and a reduction in Scottish health boards.
Rickelton stars in South Africa win over Afghanistan
Ryan Rickelton scores his maiden one-day international century as South Africa claim a comfortable 107-run win over Afghanistan in the Champions Trophy.
Sinn Féin to boycott White House St Patrick's Day celebrations
First Minister Michelle O’Neill says her decision not to travel to Washington DC for the annual festivities is one of principle.
No new contract talks for 'very happy' Rodgers
Brendan Rodgers says he is “obviously very happy” at Celtic but admits there has not been “any conversation” about extending his stay at the club.
Football Daily
This post was originally published on BBC Football John Murray and Alistair Bruce-Ball are joined by Chris Coles to talk commentary life.
Minister sacked over WhatsApp messages faces standards probe
Andrew Gwynne is investigated over “actions causing significant damage to the reputation of the House”.
NY Yankees reverse decades-old facial hair policy
The New York Yankees reverse a 49-year-old facial hair policy to allow their players and staff to now sport “well-groomed beards”.
Real lose appeal over Bellingham ban for swearing
This post was originally published on BBC Football Real Madrid lose appeal against Jude Bellingham’s two-match suspension for swearing at a referee.
Domestic abuse 999 pilot launched after murders
The pilot in five police force areas comes after Raneem Oudeh and her mother were murdered in 2018.
New-look Wales aim to restore pride against Ireland
Match preview, team news and BBC TV coverage as Matt Sherratt’s Wales face Grand Slam-chasing Ireland in round three of the Men’s Six Nations.
Moyes doing a better job than me – Amorim
David Moyes is doing “a better job than me” says Ruben Amorim, with Manchester United travelling to Goodison Park on Saturday below Everton in the Premier League table.
Man Utd face Sociedad, Spurs play AZ Alkmaar & Rangers meet Fenerbahce
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester United face Real Sociedad in the last 16 of the Europa League, while Tottenham play AZ Alkmaar and Rangers meet Fenerbahce.
BBC pulls Gaza film as it carries out checks over Hamas links
The broadcaster has removed the documentary from its streaming service while it carries out “further due diligence”.
Scotch makers condemn English single malt whisky proposal
Scottish distilleries and MPs claim England’s methods would damage the reputation of single malt.
Stones could require surgery on thigh injury
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester City defender John Stones is facing an extended period out with a thigh injury and could require surgery, says manager Pep Guardiola.
Woman in court over McCann family stalking charges
Julia Wandel, 23, had claimed she was the missing child prior to her arrest at Bristol Airport.
What England must do to win Calcutta Cup
Six Nations Rugby Special pundits Joe Marler and Chris Ashton, and rugby union correspondent Chris Jones, discuss what England need to do to beat Scotland on Saturday.
Sweden investigates suspected sabotage of undersea telecoms cable
A Baltic Sea cable has been damaged for the third time in recent months, Finnish telecom operators say.
Trudeau swipes at Trump as Canada revels in hockey win against US
Trudeau posted on social media “You can’t take our country – and you can’t take our game”.
Rangers to face Fenerbahce in Europa League last 16
This post was originally published on BBC Football Rangers will face Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce in the last 16 of the Europa League.
Chelsea's Madueke 'probably' out until late March
This post was originally published on BBC Football England winger Noni Madueke is probably out until late March, Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca confirms.
'Wonderful work!'- Rickelton is run out by Rashid for 103
Ryan Rickelton is dismissed by run out for 103 off the bowling of Rashid Khan during the Champions Trophy ODI against Afghanistan.
Trump ends deportation protection for 500,000 Haitians
The move comes amid deteriorating conditions in the Caribbean country.
Rickelton earns maiden ODI century – best shots
Watch Ryan Rickelton’s best shots as he earns his maiden ODI century against Afghanistan in the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy.
Government finances in surplus but pressure builds on Reeves
Chancellor faces a rising challenge to keep her tax and spending plans on track after missing forecasts.
Sinn Féin St Patrick's Day move over Trump policy a gamble
The snub risks damaging long-standing relationships with key political figures in the US.
Hermoso to appeal against Rubiales kiss verdict
This post was originally published on BBC Football Luis Rubiales was fined for kissing player Jenni Hermoso without her consent, but acquitted of coercion.
Lib Dems push for 3% of national income on defence
It comes as ministers face pressure to set out defence plans after talks begin to end war in Ukraine.
Planes diverted as China conducts rare military drill near Australia
China’s naval exercise in the Tasman Sea has put Australia and New Zealand on alert, with Canberra calling it “unusual”.
Europe must secure Ukraine's future if US won't, ex-Army head says
Sir Nick Carter says “others are going to have to step up to the plate” if the US does not want to.
Eustace wants relegation-threatened Derby to show fight
This post was originally published on BBC Football Boss John Eustace wants his relegation-threatened Derby County side to show they are “up for the fight” when they host Millwall on Saturday.
'Every woman has fear' – why risks facing female athletes remain
Emma Raducanu’s ordeal with a male fan in Dubai provided a stark reminder of the dangers faced by female athletes on a regular basis.
A day in the life of England keeper Earps at PSG
This post was originally published on BBC Football Paris St-Germain and England goalkeeper Mary Earps gives access all areas to a typical training day, including how she’s settling into life in the French capital.
PGA Tour holds 'constructive' talks with Trump and LIV Golf
The PGA Tour holds “constructive” White House talks with US president Donald Trump and LIV Golf chair Yasir Al-Rumayyan over the “reunification” of golf.
Singing Adele & cracking jokes – Marler's BBC Sport debut
Former England prop Joe Marler performs a stunning rendition of Adele’s ‘Someone Like You’ and has former team-mates in hysterics with a highly entertaining debut on Six Nations Rugby Special.
Man disguised as lawyer kills gang leader in court
Police in Sri Lanka say the gunman used a revolver which was smuggled in a hollowed-out book.
Hong Kong's main opposition party announces plan to dissolve
Once Hong Kong’s largest opposition party, the Democratic Party has suffered since China’s crackdown.
Elon Musk waves 'bureaucracy chainsaw' gifted by Argentina
Argentina’s president gifted Elon Musk a chainsaw to symbolise cuts to bureaucracy.
BBC undercover filming exposes Indian pharma firm fuelling opioid crisis
An Indian drug maker tells a BBC undercover team its addictive cocktail drug is “very harmful” but “this is business”.
Katya Adler: Far right looks for breakthrough in Germany's election
The AfD party could become the second biggest in the German parliament after elections on Sunday.
Israeli family mourns 'man of peace' as body returned from Gaza
Oded Lifschitz, whose body was returned from Gaza on Thursday, was a campaigner for peace and had many Palestinian friends.
What does Jack Ma's return to the spotlight mean?
Analysts say the Alibaba founder’s re-emergence could signal a policy change in Beijing.
Trump 'very frustrated' and Zelensky must strike minerals deal, says adviser
The comments overshadowed Zelensky’s meeting with US envoy Keith Kellogg in Kyiv.
What could Rangers expect from potential 49ers takeover?
This post was originally published on BBC Football With Leeds United chairman Paraag Marathe a key player in discussions to take over Rangers, what can fans of the Ibrox club expect from any deal involving 49ers Enterprises?
The huge risks facing Starmer at Trump meeting
When Sir Keir Starmer touches down in Washington next week, he will be treading a fine diplomatic line.
Welsh under-21s get £1 bus fares in Labour-Lib Dem deal
Welsh government and Lib Dem leader announce deal on budget, with money for childcare and councils planned.
How a US takeover could change James Bond forever
Long-serving masterminds Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson give creative control to Amazon.
India record opening Champions Trophy win over Bangladesh
Watch highlights as India record a convincing six-wicket win over Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy, after a century from Shubman Gill.
Sutton's predictions v singer Bradley Simpson
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on singer and Newcastle fan Bradley Simpson with his predictions for this weekend’s Premier League fixtures.
Transfers – February 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.
Former Reform UK Wales leader charged with bribery
The ex-MEP and former UKIP Wales leader is to appear in court on Monday on charges of bribery.
Ukrainian leader not a dictator, says Farage
But Reform UK’s leader appears to back President Trump’s calls for elections in Ukraine.
Bronze on dealing with unsavoury fan behaviour
This post was originally published on BBC Football England defender Lucy Bronze says players are aware of the possibility of facing unsavoury fan behaviour.
MP 'committed' to keeping Red Arrows in action
The Red Arrows aircraft goes out of service in 2030 and costs £27.7m annually to run.
Birkenstock sandals are not art, says German court
The firm wanted to claim protection under copyright law, to stop rivals selling copycat versions of its shoes.
Nigel Farage gives up ownership of Reform UK
The party says it wants to professionalise and give more control to members.
Shami takes five wickets to help restrict Bangladesh to 228
Watch as India’s Mohammed Shami takes 5-53 to help reduce Bangladesh to 228 in their opening Champions Trophy fixture.
'Monster six' in Gill's winning century against Bangladesh
Watch the best shots of Shubman Gill’s century for India in their opening Champions Trophy victory against Bangladesh.
'I'm not the worst' – but is Nunez too wasteful for Liverpool?
This post was originally published on BBC Football After his miss against Aston Villa proved costly for Premier League leaders Liverpool, just how wasteful is Darwin Nunez?
Spain's ex-football boss Luis Rubiales fined for World Cup kiss
Luis Rubiales has been found guilty of kissing player Jenni Hermoso without her consent and fined €10,800.
BBC faces questions over Gaza film's Hamas link
The documentary Gaza: How To Survive A War Zone was narrated by the son of a Hamas official.
Eto'o claims victory in ethics breach case
This post was originally published on BBC Football Lawyers for Samuel Eto’o say the president of Cameroon’s FA has won his appeal against a $200,000 fine handed out by the Confederation of African Football.
Return of bodies marks day of anguish for Israel
Many held out hope that the Bibas family might have still been alive.
Using images of Norwich to deter Albanians 'disparages city'
The government-funded adverts “run the risk of deterring many much-needed people from abroad”, MP Clive Lewis says.
I've found the love for football again – Toone
This post was originally published on BBC Football England forward Ella Toone has “found the love for football again” following the death of her father Nick in September and her subsequent calf injury two months later.
How does the Women's Nations League work?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Your guide to the 2025 Women’s Nations League tournament, including format, teams, and how the league system works.
Struggling English museums get rescue funds
Some venues said they were at risk of “imminent threat of sale of collections or closure”.
England winning race for extra Champions League spot
This post was originally published on BBC Football The Premier League is on course to be granted a fifth Champions League spot in next season’s competition.
'He can't believe it!' – Rohit drop denies Axar hat-trick
Watch as India’s Axar Patel is denied a hat-trick as captain Rohit Sharma drops the ball at slip in their opening game against Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy.
Starmer backs Zelensky after Trump calls him 'dictator'
It comes as Western officials say less than 30,000 troops could be stationed in Ukraine as part of a peace deal.
India take two Bangladesh wickets in first two overs
Watch as India make a fast start against Bangladesh, taking two wickets in the first two overs in their opening game of the ICC Champions Trophy.
Mbappe 'flying' high at Real and now wants to 'make history'
This post was originally published on BBC Football Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe’s goal against Manchester City in the first leg may have come from a scrappy finish but there was nothing fortunate about his hat-trick in the return leg at Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday.
Why Ireland are 'overwhelming' Six Nations title favourites
Six Nations Rugby Special pundit Chris Ashton and BBC rugby union correspondent Chris Jones explain why Ireland are “overwhelming” title favourites after the opening two rounds of the Six Nations.
'Robbers stole the crosses from my daughter's and my mother's graves for scrap'
Graves in the Tanzanian city of Morogoro are being targeted as people steal metal crosses to sell on.
Pujols, the Stanley Cup and huskies – Zak Brown's ultimate team
BBC Sport’s Liam MacDevitt sits down with McLaren CEO Zak Brown to discuss what his ultimate team across all eras of sport would be.
'Man City's surrender in Madrid marks end of an era'
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester City’s tame Champions League surrender to Real Madrid marks the end of an era, says BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Asensio and Rashford 'adapting fantastically' – Emery
This post was originally published on BBC Football Aston Villa manager Unai Emery praises the performances of new signings Marco Asensio and Marcus Rashford as the duo made their first starts for the club in the 2-2 draw with Liverpool in the Premier League at Villa Park.
'I'm not happy with the result!' – Slot rues missed chances against Villa
This post was originally published on BBC Football Arne Slot was critical of his side’s wastefulness in front of goal as Liverpool drew 2-2 away to Aston Villa to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table to eight points.
Kabul evacuation whistleblower wins unfair dismissal case
Civil servant Josie Stewart is found to have been unlawfully dismissed after disclosing failures to the BBC.
Minister faces calls to resign over solicitor CV claim
Jonathan Reynolds is accused of falsely claiming he was a solicitor, when he was only a trainee.
'Superman does it again!' – Phillips takes 'unbelievable' catch
Watch as New Zealand’s Glenn Phillips takes a “sensational” catch off the bowling of Will Rourke to remove Mohammed Rizwan in the ICC Champions Trophy.
'A decade of mismanagement' – Man Utd reveal revenue drop
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester United’s revenues decreased by 12% in the last quarter, with profits hit by the departures of Erik ten Hag and Dan Ashworth.
Joe Haines, press aide to Harold Wilson, dies aged 97
Haines was a close adviser to Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson in the 1960s and 1970s.
MPs criticise 'wealth-hoarding' boomers stereotype
A report from the Commons’ women and equalities committee says age discrimination is widespread.
'I want to do magic moments' – Cunha on his footballing journey
This post was originally published on BBC Football Wolves forward Matheus Cunha on his journey from Brazil’s football academies to the Premier League.
'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.
I value life a lot more after stroke – Roebuck
This post was originally published on BBC Football Barcelona and England goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck speaks to BBC Sport’s Jo Currie about recovering from a stroke.
Discipline, injuries & family – how Dembele turned career around
This post was originally published on BBC Football European football expert Guillem Balague looks closely at how PSG forward Ousmane Dembele has turned his career around.
F1 75 launch event in pictures
A selection of the best images from Formula 1’s 75th anniversary season launch event at the O2 Arena in London.
Rodgers aims to make Celtic 'seasoned club at this level'
This post was originally published on BBC Football Brendan Rodgers hails his Celtic players after their Champions League journey ends despite a 1-1 draw with Bayern Munich in Germany.
'It's out of this world' – Everton fans get first glimpse of new stadium
This post was originally published on BBC Football Everton fans get their first view inside the club’s new ground at a Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium test event.
'The best ground in the Premier League' – Everton fans react to new stadium
This post was originally published on BBC Football Everton fans react to their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock as it opened its doors for the first time to 10,000 Toffees supporters who were successful in a ballot for an under-18s friendly against Wigan.
Fewer goals than Antony and January regrets – the problems facing Amorim
This post was originally published on BBC Football The mounting problems facing Ruben Amorim as Manchester United sink closer to their worst-ever Premier League campaign.
Manager ins and outs – February 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.
£1.5bn spent & no striker in sight – how did Chelsea get here?
This post was originally published on BBC Football A thumping 3-0 loss and no shots on target – how, after more than £1.5bn spent, have Chelsea ended up with no centre-forward?
Government borrowing, bonds and yields explained
You may have heard about government borrowing costs going up and then down again. Here’s a quick guide on government borrowing, bonds and yields.
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.
Who is Rachel Reeves?
The chancellor has faced a bumpy first few months, from a sluggish economy to questions over her CV.
Celtic could face Uefa action over Israel banner
This post was originally published on BBC Football Celtic could face Uefa sanctions over a banner displayed by their fans during the Champions League play-off game against Bayern Munich.
The Chancellor and her expenses before she became an MP
BBC News has learnt that there was an expenses investigation into Rachel Reeves, and two other senior managers, when she worked at HBOS.
Spurs' Naz on team card games and England debut
This post was originally published on BBC Football Tottenham Hotspur and England forward Jess Naz paints her fondest football memory while discussing England camp and family life.
Watch: Sue Gray takes seat in the House of Lords
Former Partygate investigator who went on to become Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff joins the Lords.
The Treble to the periphery – what's going on with Jack Grealish?
After the highs of winning the Treble, Jack Grealish has fallen out of favour at Manchester City – but what has gone wrong?
'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.
Watch: Sir Keir Starmer becomes first PM to take HIV test
Sir Keir Starmer becomes the first sitting prime minister to take a public HIV test.
Chris Mason: Ministers want to show toughness on immigration
With high numbers still arriving in the UK, the government is keen not to appear wishy-washy on an issue that matters to so many people.
What is Mandelson's strategy for charming Trumpworld?
As Peter Mandelson takes up the role of ambassador to the US, No 10 is determined the UK builds a strong relationship with Donald Trump.
Concern UK's AI ambitions could lead to water shortages
Data centres can use vast quantities of water to cool them – but it’s not clear where it will come from.
Would the new Tory plan bring down immigration?
The Tories have outlined a plan to make it harder for migrants to get indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
Low growth and rising prices – it's looking gloomy for the UK
The central bank may have cut rates but forecasts of low growth and rising inflation make a challenging domestic vista.
Councils fear the local is being taken out of local government
Ministers say a major reorganisation will save money but some councils are worried it will harm services.
Chris Mason: Can Starmer keep the good vibes with EU and US going?
Something is likely to have to give, as the UK tries to keep both major trading partners on side.
How could Trump's tariffs affect the UK?
How might the UK be affected by Trump’s tariffs, even if they are not imposed on the UK?
The painful divorce of Marcus Rashford and Manchester United
After 20 years at Manchester United, Marcus Rashford has left for Aston Villa, leaving many questions and few answers.
Labour ministers tread carefully as welfare reform looms
The government is not just looking at reforming the benefits system – it is preparing to put it at the heart of its economic agenda.
Faisal Islam: The 'Iron Chancellor' will have to flex to get the growth she wants
In choppy global seas, going for growth will require tricky navigation
Five key impacts of Brexit five years on
The UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020.
At a glance: What was in Rachel Reeves's speech?
The chancellor announces measures she says will kickstart growth: what are they?
How quickly could Rachel Reeves' new plans boost growth?
The chancellor announced a range of reforms on Wednesday – including a new runway for Heathrow airport.
Henry Zeffman: Reeves's plan comes under scrutiny from her own side
The chancellor has made clear she wants to see economic growth, but the response from Labour MPs will be key in how its delivered.
'Why are your eyebrows like that?' – Toone & Turner react to their funniest moments
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester United’s Ella Toone and Millie Turner look back on some of their best moments together. Available to UK users only.
How to become a football agent
BBC Sport’s Nick Mashiter sets out to pass Fifa’s agent exam – and speaks to those in the industry about what it takes to enter their 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.
Arsenal's Russo writes poem for best pal Toone
This post was originally published on BBC Football Arsenal forward Alessia Russo unlocks her phone to reveal her go-to songs, poetry skills and the football idol she chats to on social media.
'I’ve always been a hugger' – Clinton & Le Tissier answer fan questions
This post was originally published on BBC Football Manchester United defender and captain Maya Le Tissier and midfielder Grace Clinton answer fan questions while taking on a painting pottery challenge. From Grace’s sleepiness in meetings to Maya’s matchday rituals, the pair open up about football and beyond.