Two female players are guaranteed places in an expanded field for the 2019 PDC World Championship.

Exam question asks students to explain why Sergio Ramos cannot face prosecution for his contentious challenge.

All 32 countries have named their World Cup squads - how will you get on with our quiz about the players going to Russia?

Martin Murray labels WBO world middleweight champion Billy Joe Saunders a "hypocrite" for calling off their bout for a second time.

Danish MPs fear wild boar will spread African swine fever and harm the pork industry.

The "hero" who saved children on Friday lied about killing a girl in a 1968 car crash, it emerged.

Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius was concussed during their Champions League final defeat by Real Madrid, say doctors.

The world migration body says the toll has doubled since the boat sunk off the coast of Tunisia.

The most violent eruption to hit the country in more than a century is over for now, say volcanologists.

Safaa Boular has become Britain's youngest convicted female Islamic State terrorist.

Shortening the season to allow the Lions extra preparation time in 2021 would be "suicidal" for the Premiership, says its chief executive.

Howard Schultz hints at political ambitions as he steps down as Starbucks' executive chairman.

Enjoy goals from some of the Premier League big names omitted from their country's World Cup squads, including Manchester City's Leroy Sane and Chelsea's Marcos Alonso.

The Government is set to commission a fundamental review into the issue of standing at matches in the Premier League and Championship.

The Russian president urges the EU to lift sanctions against Russia, during a rare visit to Austria.

The FBI detains a former US Defense Intelligence Agency officer on his way to catch a flight to China.

The next versions of the iOS and the Mac operating systems will block the social network's trackers.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola "often has problems with Africans", says former Blues midfielder Yaya Toure.

Fifty years on, some argue Kennedy's assassination had a profound impact on liberalism.

Shortening Tests from five days to four is "worth a try", says former England captain Michael Vaughan.

The US President has even floated the idea of pardoning himself - but is that legal?