Australian boxer Luke Jackson has revealed he suffered two perforated eardrums during Saturday's defeat by Carl Frampton in Belfast.

As a major news story breaks in the US, some are distracted by a journalist sprinting from the court.

England captain Joe Root says his side are still charge of the series against India despite their third-Test defeat.

The Poco F1 features the latest Snapdragon processor and a larger-than-normal battery.

Expectant mothers from Venezuela are crossing the border to Brazil due to a lack of prenatal care.

Genetic detective work gives a rare insight into the liaisons of early humans living 50,000 years ago.

Nato says its actions are "defensive" after Putin accuses it of moving forces closer to Russia.

Liam Broady beats fellow Briton Jay Clarke in straight sets to reach the second round of US Open qualifying.

The accused claims to have blacked out after trailing Millie Tibbetts as she went for a run.

Saudi Arabia denies reports that it cancelled its plan to sell shares in the state oil company.

Chloe Grace Moretz's new film tackles the controversial issue of gay conversion therapy.

A petition condemns Afrobeats MP Bobi Wine's "vicious" treatment in custody after his arrest last week.

The Forbes list of best-paid actors puts George Clooney at the top and The Rock in second place.

A Russian man believed to hold radical Islamist views is accused of planning an explosives attack.

Final approval for construction is given for 380 homes, while 620 clear an earlier stage.

Stoke City are well beaten by newly promoted Wigan Athletic as the winless Championship start goes on for Gary Rowett's Potters.

The show's last season will end next year, ending one of the longest-running sitcoms in US history.

The Aeolus spacecraft launches into orbit to make the first truly global maps of wind behaviour.

It is the first audio recording purporting to come from the IS leader since last September.

England and Gloucester fly-half Danny Cipriani will face no punishment from the Rugby Football Union after a nightclub incident in Jersey.

Trump supporters think his former advisers facing jail is just a distraction from the work he's doing.