Can history tell us who will win this summer's World Cup? By looking at patterns, trends and statistics from past tournaments, we predict who will be crowned champions.

In his latest BBC Sport column, F1 driver Jolyon Palmer asks whether Fernando Alonso could be driven out of F1 by McLaren's woes

Bode Miller says he and his family are "beyond devastated" at the death of 19-month-old Emmy.

The North Korean leader and US president sign a document after their historic summit in Singapore.

The singer has officially been dating comedian Pete Davidson since late May.

Brazil 1970 is chosen as the winner of the World Cup of kits by BBC Sport users, who had plenty to say as the rounds unfolded.

There were a few Korean dishes but if Trump chose carefully he could have been in 1980s New York.

Indian rescuers say a plastic ring is preventing the stork from eating and fear it could starve.

The US and North Korean leaders sign a deal but it appears Donald Trump gave significant ground.

The hosts of the 2026 World Cup bid could be announced on Wednesday as a 'United Bid' of Canada, the US and Mexico aims to beat a bid from Morocco.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump sign a document after their summit.

The US president says North Korea's Kim Jong-un is committed to "complete denuclearisation".

England arrive in Russia before the World Cup, with manager Gareth Southgate saying striker Marcus Rashford has picked up "a slight knock" in training.

France enters an international row over hundreds of migrants stranded on a rescue ship off Malta.

World heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder claims he has agreed to a unification fight with Britain's Anthony Joshua in the UK.

The taxi app is considering using artificial intelligence to determine "uncharacteristic user activity".

Australia face some "large hurdles" in getting over the ball-tampering scandal but "it will be business as usual once the heat gets turned up", says Adam Gilchrist.

Six states are told to pull 73,000 eggs from sale after residue from an insecticide is detected.

Europe's highest court backs Christian Louboutin in its battle to protect its distinctive red soles.

The dance star is finally laid to rest after being found dead in Oman in April.

This still from a 1922 Charlie Chaplin film might look suspiciously familiar to social media users.