Scientists are working on an inhalable treatment that could stop any cold virus in its tracks.

Gambling shares in the US and UK surge after the Supreme Court paves way for legal sports betting.

Young people are "just not attracted to cricket" which is why a new 100-ball competition is being proposed, says ECB chairman Colin Graves.

Before Gareth Southgate names England's 23-man squad for the World Cup, BBC Sport looks at the stats for the contenders for selection.

Margot Kidder, known for her role as Lois Lane in the 1978 film Superman, died at her home on Sunday.

Memories are transferred from one snail to another in a laboratory.

The shark - thought to be up to 8ft long - bit the man as the crew tried to get it back in the water.

The art installation aims to show obtaining a gun in the US can be as easy as renting a bike.

A group of hikers has a lucky escape on Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano.

Pep Guardiola's side won the Premier League title beating their nearest rivals by 19 points.

Alan and Jean, a couple from Leeds, were being watched by thousands of people around the world and didn’t even know.

Israel faces international rebuke as funerals get under way for 58 Palestinians killed in Gaza.

British former Olympic champion Darren Campbell says he is "relieved to be alive" as he recovers in hospital after a bleed in the brain.

It is now unclear whether Ms Markle's father will walk her down the aisle when she marries Prince Harry.

Football Focus pundits Danny Murphy and Mark Lawrenson discuss Gareth Southgate's options for England's potential World Cup wildcards.

Fulham turn round a first-leg defeat against Derby to seal a place in the Championship play-off final at Wembley.

In his latest BBC Sport column, F1 driver Jolyon Palmer takes a closer look at the tough times Haas' Romain Grosjean is going through.

Kyle Edmund wins to reach round two of the Italian Open on the same day he reaches the world's top 20 for the first time.

The embolisation procedure was successful and there were no complications, her office says.

Manhattan nanny Yoselyn Ortega says "sorry for everything" as a judge hands her the maximum sentence.

Those on death row in Belarus know they will be executed but never when - and then no-one will be told.