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Alvarez points win sets up Crawford super-fight
Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez will face Terence Crawford in a Las Vegas super-fight in September after outpointing William Scull in Saudi Arabia.
Solskjaer on Besiktas, Man Utd, Maguire & McTominay
Besiktas boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer meets with BBC Sport in Istanbul before he faces Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce.
Vast crowd enjoys free Lady Gaga concert in Brazil
More than two million people attend a Lady Gaga concert on Copacabana beach, paid for by Rio de Janeiro city to help boost the economy.
Jewels linked to Buddha remains go to auction, sparking ethical debate
Buddha’s sacred jewels, unearthed in 1898, head to auction at Sotheby’s, raising ethical concerns.
Clair Obscur: How a passion project became 2025's most talked-about game
The makers of a video game that even impressed the French president tell the unusual tale of its development.
How Katy Perry became the Hot and Cold popstar
The US singer says she feels “bruised” after weeks of online backlash – what’s sparked the change?
Young men were getting a haircut ahead of Swedish festival – then they were shot dead
The Swedish city Uppsala broke into party spirit this week – but the killing of hair salon customers still wearing their capes left many shaken.
Romania reruns controversial election after earlier vote annulled
Romania’s previous presidential election was cancelled over allegations of campaign fraud and Russian interference.
Norris 'very happy' despite missing out on pole
McLaren’s Lando Norris says he was “very happy” after qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, despite losing out on pole position to Max Verstappen.
How Carney's election win will change direction of trade war
In his exclusive BBC interview, the Canadian Prime Minister indicates how he plans to tackle Trump.
Europe marks VE Day with Trump on its mind
As Western alliances unravel, Europe is entering an era that seems distant from what VE Day represented, the BBC’s Katya Adler writes.
Sir John Curtice: The map that shows Reform's triumph was much more than a protest vote
It suggests the party was particularly popular among those who voted for Brexit in 2016 and for Boris Johnson in 2019.
Vardy the best £1m ever spent – Shearer
Match of the Day pundits Alan Shearer and Joe Hart heap praise on departing Leicester striker Jamie Vardy after his goal against Southampton.
Warren Buffett, 94, stepping down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO
The veteran investor known as the Sage of Omaha told his company’s annual meeting that he would hand over the reins to Vice-Chairman Greg Abel.
How Bournemouth turned tables on set-piece specialists Arsenal
Match of the Day pundit Joe Hart shows how “streetwise” Bournemouth punished Arsenal from set-pieces.
Saints 'punch' favourites Leinster in game for the ages
Fuelled with vengeance for last year’s defeat, Northampton Saints produce the knockout blow to end Leinster’s pursuit of a fifth star on the jersey.
Verstappen beats Norris to Miami pole
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen beats McLaren’s Lando Norris to pole position at the Miami Grand Prix.
Trump criticised after posting AI image of himself as Pope
The image, shared by White House social media accounts, comes as Catholics prepare to pick the next pontiff.
Australia PM Albanese makes stunning comeback with landslide win
Donald Trump loomed large over the election, with comparisons drawn between the US president and defeated opposition leader Peter Dutton.
Watch: Saturday's Scottish Premiership highlights
This post was originally published on BBC Football Watch highlights of Saturday’s five Scottish Premiership games, all with significance in the race to finish third and to avoid relegation.
Leeds victory puts pressure on Saints boss Wellens
Leeds Rhinos beat St Helens at Magic Weekend to increase the pressure on under-fire Saints coach Paul Wellens.
Labour minister sorry over grooming gangs remark
Leader of the Commons Lucy Powell has sought to clarify comments she made in “the heat of” a radio debate.
Arsenal to use 'anger and rage' of Bournemouth loss against PSG
Arsenal will use the “anger, rage and frustration” from their home loss to Bournemouth against PSG on Wednesday, says boss Mikel Arteta.
Chinese and Italian tourists killed in crash near Yellowstone
A pickup truck and a tourist van collide on a highway near the famous attraction in eastern Idaho.
Williams defeats Trump in World Championship semi-final
Three-time champion Mark Williams produces a vintage display to defeat world number one Judd Trump 17-14, becoming the oldest ever player to reach a World Championship final.
Fears of global instability drive Singapore voters into ruling party's arms
The People’s Action Party won by a landslide in an election dominated by concerns over the cost of living and the economy.
GB beat Poland to seal World Championship promotion
Great Britain beat Poland 3-0 to secure World Championship promotion for 2026.
Shepherd smashes 14-ball 50 in thrilling RCB win
Romario Shepherd hits the second-fastest half-century in IPL history as Royal Challengers Bengaluru beat Chennai Super Kings by just two runs to go top of the table.
Nkunku wants to leave Chelsea – Sunday's gossip
This post was originally published on BBC Football Chelsea’s Christopher Nkunku wants to leave the club, Aston Villa may struggle to sign Marcus Rashford if they do not qualify for Champions League football and Bournemouth centre-back Dean Huijsen has interest from multiple clubs.
It's been everything to me – Vardy on Leicester career
This post was originally published on BBC Football Leicester striker Jamie Vardy tells Match of the Day host Gary Lineker what his time at the club has meant to him after he scored his 199th goal for the Foxes.
Milestone-chasing Vardy not ready to blow whistle on Leicester career
This post was originally published on BBC Football Jamie Vardy is not quite ready to blow the whistle on his legendary Leicester City career, after reaching 199 goals for the club.
Sabalenka beats spirited Gauff to win Madrid Open
World number one Aryna Sabalenka beats Coco Gauff in a thrilling Madrid Open final.
Champions League is Aston Villa's 'dream' – but who will prevail?
Aston Villa have moved level on points with the Chelsea in the Premier League’s fifth and final Champions League spot, but plenty could change in the final weeks of the campaign.
Northampton stun Leinster in Dublin to reach final
A Tommy Freeman hat-trick helps Northampton Saints to a shock 37-34 win over Leinster and the Investec Champions Cup final.
Root hits 90 but Warwickshire on top against Yorkshire
England batter Joe Root makes 90 as Yorkshire set Warwickshire 185 to win their County Championship match at Headingley.
Hull KR hammer Salford to extend lead at top
Super League leaders Hull KR coast to a Magic Weekend victory over beleaguered Salford Red Devils to extend their lead at the top of the table.
Jepson completes Castleford Tigers takeover
Businessman Martin Jepson completes the takeover of Castleford Tigers, becoming the club’s new majority shareholder.
Seven killed in South Sudan hospital and market attack, MSF says, as civil war fears grow
MSF said its hospital was attacked as fears grow of a return to civil war in South Sudan.
'Pretty special' – Leeds and Burnley's fight for Championship title
Leeds United and Burnley both reached 100 points in the Championship, a first in a season for the division. BBC Sport explores why both sides were so dominant.
'Painful' – Luton suffer back-to-back relegations to League One
Luton’s relegation last year was forgivable but there will be less understanding after they went down again, this time to League One.
Match-fixing scandal to Crucible final – fall and rise of Zhao
Zhao Xintong began this season banned from snooker but is tipped to be the sport’s new “megastar” if he becomes the first Chinese player to win the world title.
McNamara leads Leigh to victory over dad's Dragons
Ben McNamara’s personal points tally of 14 leads Leigh Leopards to a comeback win over Catalans Dragons at Magic Weekend.
How Eustace's 'huge risk' kept Derby in Championship
This post was originally published on BBC Football Boss John Eustace discusses Derby County’s Premier League ambition after keeping them in the Championship.
New post for Togo leader could see him rule for life
Faure Gnassingbé’s new role has no official term limits and his critics say it is a “coup d’état”.
Moyes disappointed after letting two-goal lead slip
This post was originally published on BBC Football Everton boss David Moyes says he is disappointed after Everton allow Ipswich to come from two goals down to draw 2-2 in the Toffees’ penultimate game at Goodison Park.
The players are still fighting for the club – McKenna
This post was originally published on BBC Football Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna is proud of his team’s fighting performance after they came from two goals down to draw 2-2 against Everton at Goodison Park.
It feels great to be back to winning ways – Van Nistelrooy
Ruud van Nistelrooy praises his Leicester City side after scoring at home for the first time since December 8th in a 2-0 win over struggling Southampton, he says “it’s good to finish the season with positivity.”
Leicester 'worthy winners' – Southampton's Rusk on defeat
This post was originally published on BBC Football Southampton’s caretaker manager, Simon Rusk says Leicester were “worthy winners” as the Foxes beat his side 2-0 in the Premier League at the King Power Stadium.
Bath oust Edinburgh to reach Challenge Cup final
Bath keep their hopes of a domestic and European double on track by beating Edinburgh to seal their place in the Challenge Cup final.
Swifts beat Reds on penalties to win first Irish Cup
Ten-man Dungannon Swifts win their first ever Irish Cup 4-3 on penalties after a spirited display helps them beat Cliftonville in the final at Windsor Park in a game which ended 1-1 after extra-time.
Ups, downs and the race for Europe
This post was originally published on BBC Football All you need to know about promotion, relegation and qualification for Europe in England and Scotland’s top men’s football leagues, and the Women’s Super League.
Local elections 2025 in maps and charts
Find out who’s winning where using our lookup tool, as the first results are declared.
Ruling Court wins 2000 Guineas at Newmarket
Ruling Court wins the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket as he holds off the fast-finishing Field Of Gold.
Villa motivated to keep Champions league 'dream' alive – Emery
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery says his side remain motivated to achieve their “dream” of playing in the Champions League next season following their 1-0 win over Fulham.
Fulham showed great spirit, commitment and attitude – Silva
This post was originally published on BBC Football Fulham manager Marco Silva says his side showed “great spirit, commitment and attitude” despite losing 1-0 against Aston Villa at Villa Park.
What might Reform do with its newly-won power?
For the first time the party has won control of local councils, as well as two mayoralties.
Farage hails election results, as Labour and Tories digest losses
Reform UK took control of 10 local councils, won two mayoral races and added a fifth MP to its ranks.
Rabada serving provisional ban for positive drug test
South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada is serving a provisional suspension for testing positive for a recreational drug.
Simbine wins 100m with Azu seventh
South Africa’s Akani Simbine wins the Diamond League 100m in Shanghai with a time of 9.98 seconds, with Great Britain’s Jeremiah Azu finishing seventh.
Moyes & Pickford share favourite Goodison Park memories
Everton’s David Moyes and Jordan Pickford tell Football Focus their favourite memories of being at Goodison Park as the club gets ready to move to a new stadium next season.
Ireland's Adeleke takes second as Battle wins 200m
Ireland’s Rhasidat Adeleke takes second place in the 200m at the Diamond League in Keqiao, China, behind USA’s Anavia Battle, with Great Britain’s Amy Hunt fourth.
FA Cup final kick-off time confirmed
This post was originally published on BBC Football The FA confirm the 2024-25 FA Cup final between Manchester City and Crystal Palace will kick off at 16:30 BST on Saturday, 17 May.
O'Sullivan to leave UK to live in Middle East
Seven-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan, who has a snooker academy in Saudi Arabia, says he will start “a new life somewhere else”.
'He can do it all' – Palace's Eze wins chess tournament
This post was originally published on BBC Football Crystal Palace and England forward Eberechi Eze pockets $20,000 (£15,000) in prize money after winning an online chess tournament.
Tunisia jails ex-prime minister on terrorism charges
Ali Laarayedh is the latest high-profile critic of the president to be jailed as campaigners slam “sham trials”.
Two dead after Peruvian navy ship hits oil platform in Amazon River
Thirty crew members were rescued from the vessel, while one person remains missing, Peru’s defence ministry says.
Little at stake yet loaded with meaning for Old Firm managers
This post was originally published on BBC Football There may be nothing at stake in the last Old Firm derby of the season but both managers have records in mind, writes Liam McLeod.
Olympic 100m medallist Kerley arrested in Miami
Two-time Olympic 100m medallist Fred Kerley is arrested in Miami for allegedly punching former partner Alaysha Johnson, according to police.
Football Daily
This post was originally published on BBC Football Justin Kluivert speaks to Kelly Somers on his career and Bournemouth’s season.
WSL promotion shootout as London City Lionesses take on Birmingham City
This post was originally published on BBC Football London City Lionesses stand on the brink of promotion as the Women’s Championship season ends with a straight shootout for a place in the WSL.
Five people survive 36 hours in swamp 'surrounded by alligators' after plane crash
The small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a swamp in the Bolivian Amazon after an engine failure.
Assisted deaths could be more than 4,000 in 10th year after law change
Estimate included in official review of costs and impact of passing assisted dying law in England and Wales.
Kerr claims first Grand Slam Track win
Great Britain’s Josh Kerr claims victory in the 1500m at the second meeting of the inaugural Grand Slam Track season in Miami.
'Unparalleled' snake antivenom made from man bitten 200 times
Scientists hope to make a universal antivenom from the extraordinary blood of a man exposed to snake venom for decades.
'Simplicity is genius' – From the Premier League to Irish Cup
This post was originally published on BBC Football Dungannon Swifts midfielder Gael Bigirimana tells BBC Sport NI about his journey from the Premier League to Irish Cup final.
Tariffs on car parts entering the US come into force
Import taxes were eased after carmaker outcry, but it’s “still a big tariff”, analysts say.
Brazil social security minister latest to quit in major pension fraud scandal
The scheme allegedly saw pensioners defrauded of payments, with the diverted money shared among corrupt officials.
'I saved my ID card and my dog': Israel expands demolitions of West Bank refugee homes
Jumaa Zawayda didn’t know if his home was among those destroyed after Israel ordered thousands to evacuate Jenin.
India and Pakistan are in crisis again – here's how they de-escalated in the past
The way events unfolded after the Pulwama bombing and Pahalgam killings is strikingly similar, says a former diplomat.
Canada's Carney offers strategic invite to King ahead of Trump meeting
In his first news conference since the federal election, the PM laid out his approach to talks with his US counterpart.
How ordinary Poles are preparing for a Russian invasion
After the election of Donald Trump, ordinary Poles fear they could be in Moscow’s sights.
Israel says it struck near Syria palace over violence in Druze areas
Israel’s PM says it will “not allow any threat” to the minority in Syria after sectarian clashes in which dozens were killed.
Reform UK makes big gains in English local elections
Nigel Farage’s party gains its first foothold in local government after seizing hundreds of seats.
Chris Mason: Fireworks for Reform as Labour and Tories write election post-mortems
Senior Reform figures believe the primary driving motivation behind their surge is betrayal.
Germany defends AfD extremist classification after Rubio criticises 'tyranny in disguise'
Germany’s foreign office says history shows that right-wing extremism “needs to be stopped”, after criticism from the White House.
How Canada's Conservatives threw away a 27-point lead to lose again
Leader Pierre Poilievre faces divisions within the Conservative movement as he fights to stay on as leader.
Military parade to honour US Army will fall on Trump's birthday
A “day-long festival” will be held in Washington DC with 6,600 soldiers, 150 vehicles and 50 aircraft.
Falkirk's journey from League 1 to Premiership in two seasons
This post was originally published on BBC Football Amy Canavan traces Falkirk’s rise from Scotland’s third tier via back-to-back titles and a return to the top flight after a 15-year absence.
Watch: Final-day drama as Falkirk secure title and Livingston miss out
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Scotland cameras followed Falkirk, Livingston and the Scottish Championship trophy on a dramatic final day as the Bairns secured back-to-back titles and promotions to return to the top flight after a 15-year absence.
Wall Street stocks bounce back from Trump tariff losses
Investors were buoyed by a better-than-expected jobs report and rising hope of US-China trade talks.
Lib Dems take councils after local election gains
The Lib Dems win more than 140 new seats, almost entirely from the Conservatives, in Thursday’s election.
Improved Man City cannot relax yet – Guardiola
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says his side “cannot relax” following their 1-0 win over Wolves, which lifts them to third in the Premier League table.
'What a performance!' – Zhao beats O'Sullivan with session to spare
Watch as Zhao Xintong beats his “idol” Ronnie O’Sullivan with a session to spare to reach the World Snooker Championship final.
Henry Zeffman: Seven things we have learnt from the election results
The patchwork of different contests across England has been truly fascinating, throwing up all sorts of lessons.
Local elections at-a-glance: What's happened?
Reform UK wins its first Parliamentary by-election and makes gains in council elections.
'Not Labour enough': MPs' despair at voters' verdict on government
Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls for a change of direction after a dismal set of local election results.
What chances a Rangers guard of honour for Celtic?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Rangers do not plan to give Celtic a guard of honour in the visitors’ first game after retaining the Scottish title, but what are the thoughts of the respective managers?
Sir John Curtice: Reform's sweeping election wins shake Tory and Labour dominance
Though some of the results are still to be reported, Reform are clearly the winners of Thursday’s local elections.
Liverpool captain Fahey to retire at end of season
This post was originally published on BBC Football Liverpool captain Niamh Fahey is set to retire at the end of the Women’s Super League season.
Poppy's tears, Elton John & Happy Gilmore – McIlroy on Jimmy Fallon show
Dissecting Rory McIlroy’s performance on the ‘Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’ – including a chipping contest and his Masters doubts.
Why Lincolnshire turned a lighter shade of blue
Reform wins both control of the county council and the Greater Lincolnshire Mayoral vote.
Promise of 'new era' at Rangers fires up Ferguson
This post was originally published on BBC Football Barry Ferguson is excited about the future for Rangers, whether he stays on as head coach, after meeting prospective new owners and incoming sporting director Kevin Thelwell.
How the political consensus on climate change has shattered
In 2019, the UK committed in law to reducing its carbon emissions to net zero by 2050. Now the political climate has changed.
Reform takes Runcorn from Labour by just six votes
Sarah Pochin overturns a huge 14,696 majority to win Reform UK’s first by-election.
Activists say ship aiming to sail to Gaza was attacked by drones
The incident happened off the coast of Malta. The government said a fire onboard the ship was “brought under control overnight”.
Andrea Jenkyns: First Reform mayor has knack for bouncing back
The ex-Tory MP has been elected as the mayor of Greater Lincolnshire, marking a return to politics.
Scottish government drops plans for new misogyny law
The government says there is not enough time to introduce a new misogyny law before next year’s Holyrood election.
In pictures: Beckham at 50
As David Beckham celebrates his 50th birthday, BBC Sport looks back at his life in photos.
Gaza kitchens warn food will run out in days after two months of Israeli blockade
Many Palestinians depend on community kitchens, but one says they have only two weeks of supplies left.
Watch: Reform by-election win raises questions for Labour and Tories
Damian Grammaticas reports from the Runcorn and Helsby by-election count after a knife-edge victory for Reform.
'One big push' – WSL promotion decider awaits fallen giants
This post was originally published on BBC Football Birmingham City are one of four Women’s Championship clubs who allow fans to drink in the stands. The fans are grateful ahead of a remarkable end to an extraordinary league season.
Five things to know before Miami Grand Prix
BBC Sport’s Harry Benjamin looks ahead to the Miami Grand Prix and the five things to look out for over the race weekend.
When will we know all the results?
Results are due for 23 councils across England, six mayoral contests and a by-election in Runcorn and Helsby.
Four ways the film Conclave sheds light on the secretive way popes are chosen
The Bafta award-winning film gives viewers a window into a “highly secret and a deeply private process”.
Tracking a smuggler behind deadly Atlantic migrant crossing
BBC Verify tracks a man accused of selling places on a migrant boat which left dozens dead after getting lost at sea.
Streeting accused of 'betrayal' over maternity funding plan
Campaigners say the move will “rip the heart out of any moves to improve maternity safety”.
'Nobody expected this' – was win in Bilbao best of Amorim's Man Utd reign?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Ruben Amorim said “nobody expected” Manchester United’s win at Athletic Bilbao, but was it the best of his tenure so far?
Runcorn and Helsby by-election – all you need to know
The poll was prompted after the incumbent MP was sentenced for assaulting a constituent.
Sutton's predictions v singer Sasha Keable
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on British-Colombian singer-songwriter Sasha Keable with his predictions for this weekend’s Premier League fixtures.
'Well there you go' – watch moment spokeswoman learns Waltz news
Tammy Bruce found out about Mike Waltz’s job change from a reporter during a news briefing on Thursday.
Two opposing views on football's transgender ban
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Sport speaks to two campaigners with different views of the Football Association’s decision to ban transgender women from the women’s game
Ros Atkins on… What's in the US-Ukraine resources deal?
The BBC’s analysis editor looks at what has been agreed in the much-anticipated agreement.
Counter-terrorism police investigating Kneecap videos
The Metropolitan Police say there are ‘grounds for further investigation’ into the videos.
Everyone will know what we've done – Birmingham's 'legacy'
This post was originally published on BBC Football Birmingham City manager Chris Davies says the “legacy” his record-breaking League One champions have created is “special” and a “remarkable” feat.
FA bars transgender women from women's football
This post was originally published on BBC Football Transgender women will no longer be able to play in women’s football in England following a policy change from the Football Association.
Five unsung heroes of Chelsea's WSL title success
This post was originally published on BBC Football Who has gone under the radar in another successful Women’s Super League campaign for Chelsea?
Watch: Runaway kangaroo closes stretch of Alabama interstate
Runaway kangaroo ‘Sheila’ shut down part of an interstate in Alabama before being caught.
Kamala Harris hits out at Trump in first major speech since losing election
The former vice-president criticises the administration’s agenda.
Bin dispute goes to May Day mediation talks
The talks on Thursday will see conciliation service Acas included in negotiations for the first time.
Stunning goals and incredible drama – Barca & Inter deliver match for the ages
This post was originally published on BBC Football Barcelona and Inter Milan deliver a night of high drama and superb goals in their Champions League semi-final first leg – BBC Sport takes a look at how it unfolded.
Local elections 2025: Polls to open across England
Hundreds of councillors, six mayors and one MP will be elected in polls across England.
'A talent that comes along every 50 years' – 'genius' Yamal steals show
This post was originally published on BBC Football Lamine Yamal says he would not compare himself to Lionel Messi – and then puts in a performance a 17-year-old Messi could only have dreamed of.
'Times have changed, one clip can earn an England call-up'
With England due to name their first Test squad of the summer, former fast bowler Steven Finn compares today’s selection process to the ‘old school’ methods of his career.
More Kneecap gigs cancelled after 'kill your MP' controversy
A ticket site for the Irish rap band’s gigs in Hamburg, Berlin and Cologne confirms the summer shows are no longer going ahead.
MPs watchdog probes Reeves' theatre tickets declaration
The BBC has been told the chancellor accepted a donation but did not add it to the MPs’ register of interests.
'Unacceptable' to question Supreme Court gender ruling, says minister
Shabana Mahmood said judges at the UK’s highest court had provided “legal clarity”.
How to follow the local elections on the BBC
BBC News is on on hand to keep you up-to-date with the latest developments across all platforms.
Labour defends net-zero policies after Blair criticism
Former PM Sir Tony Blair says limiting fossil fuels is “doomed to fail” and a new approach is needed.
Is Welsh Labour turning away from Keir Starmer?
Could frustrations between Welsh and UK Labour boil over, asks political editor Gareth Lewis.
Badenoch accuses government of failure on grooming gangs
The government has been facing growing demands to reveal which areas are running grooming gang inquires.
Why Arsenal can still reach Champions League final
This post was originally published on BBC Football BBC Sport’s Alex Howell assesses why Arsenal fans should still be hopeful that their side can reach the Champions League final.
Watch: What's at stake in these local elections?
Watch: What’s at stake in these local elections?
Government not taking climate seriously – advisers
The government has made little progress in preparing the UK for rising temperatures, climate watchdog the CCC says.
PSG pass masters make Rice and Arsenal's fears come true
This post was originally published on BBC Football PSG’s pass masters make Declan Rice’s fears come true as Arsenal struggle to keep Champions League hopes alive, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Rudiger given six-game ban for throwing object at referee
This post was originally published on BBC Football Real Madrid defender Antonio Rudiger is given a six-match ban for throwing an object at the referee during their Copa del Rey final loss to Barcelona.
Bayern's Dier in advanced talks to join Monaco
This post was originally published on BBC Football Bayern Munich defender Eric Dier is in advanced talks to join French side Monaco before the start of next season.
Sex offenders to be denied asylum rights in new law
Asylum seekers placed on the sex offenders register will be denied the right to stay in the UK.
'Why hit a single when you can hit six?' – the making of a teen IPL star
The story of Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s journey from a small village in India to hitting the IPL’s second-fastest century, aged just 14.
Real Madrid's Rudiger has knee surgery
This post was originally published on BBC Football Real Madrid defender Antonio Rudiger is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after having surgery on a knee injury.
Milkshakes and lattes could be covered by sugar tax
The tax would be applied to manufacturers of milk-based drinks and dairy-based substitutes, under the plans.
The runner who went viral and sparked campaign for change
When a photo of ultrarunner Sophie Power breastfeeding during a race went viral, it sparked a campaign for change.
'Liverpool still need new blood' – where will Slot strengthen?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Liverpool must still rebuild with major signings despite winning the Premier League, says BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Hairdresser fears she could lose home over tax hikes
The British Hair Consortium is calling on Rachel Reeves to cut VAT to 10% in June’s spending review.
Quiz: How much do you know about 21st Century FA Cup records?
This post was originally published on BBC Football Who holds the record for most FA Cup goals? Assists? Titles? Test your knowledge with our quiz.
How rejection fuelled Mourinho's second Champions League triumph
This post was originally published on BBC Football How Barcelona rejection fuelled Jose Mourinho’s second Champions League triumph, with Inter Milan in 2010.
Chris Mason: Gender debate has changed but it's not over yet
The landmark Supreme Court ruling has changed the tone of the conversation, our political editor writes.
Reform and Greens aim high in volatile mayoral contests
Smaller parties are looking to cause an upset in mayoral contests in Hull and the West of England.
Westminster's tortuous battle with the gender question
Sir Keir Starmer and other leaders have tied themselves in knots over the question: “What is a woman?”
Faisal Islam: A UK-US deal sounds good but it is all about the detail
British exports have been hit with tariffs by US despite having no trade deficit, but the UK may have some leverage.
Why did the government take control of British Steel?
An emergency law has handed control of the UK’s only remaining plant making virgin steel to the government.
The life, loss and legacy of Kevin Campbell
Wayne Rooney, Andrew Cole, Tyrese Campbell and more discuss the life and tragic death of former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell.
Rishi Sunak's resignation honours list in full
The former prime minister has handed out 36 honours, including to well-known ex-ministers and former advisors.
Matt Chorley: Local elections might lack glamour – but they matter
The 5 live host considers what’s at stake on a trip to the heart of some of the big battles on 1 May.
How exposed is the UK to Trump's tariff chaos?
The exact impact remains uncertain – but some of the emerging fallout may have an upside – here’s why.
Who's standing in the Runcorn by-election?
A total of 15 people are vying to be the next MP for Runcorn and Helsby in Cheshire.
Transfers – February, March and April 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.
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.
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.
'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.
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.