How did BBC Sport readers rate the players in Tottenham's 3-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford?

Britain's Andy Murray marks his return to Grand Slam tennis with a four-set victory over James Duckworth in the US Open first round.

Paragliders, base jumpers and pilots competed at the Acro World Tour finals in Switzerland.

Cases are slashed thanks to a new system that predicts where outbreaks will occur.

Jamel Myles said other students at the school had told him to kill himself, according to his mother.

Vanesa Campos, a transgender prostitute, reportedly died defending her client from armed robbers.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says his team were the better side against Tottenham, were more offensive and created more, despite losing 3-0 at Old Trafford.

The firms will develop a fleet of self-driving cars in a deal that values Uber at $72bn.

After his team lost 3-0 at home to Tottenham, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is involved in a bad-tempered exchange in his post-match news conference.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho demands "respect" from journalists after the 3-0 home defeat by Tottenham.

Chatbots are being used to help people deal with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.

Indian officials in a rural community are trying to fight deep-rooted taboos around periods.

Tomisin Ogunnubi was just 12 when she created a mobile tracking device that helps lost children in Nigeria.

A Palestinian cyclist was close to his Asian Games dream, but a bullet has left him with one leg.

Making sure there are enough products on shelves is a tricky challenge for retailers and brands.

Lucy was a friend's bridesmaid in a remote part of Scotland but agoraphobia meant she had to plan her exit.

Moria refugee camp on the island of Lesbos suffers from overcrowding and violence.

British Prime Minister Theresa May starts a three-nation tour of Africa where she will promote trade ties.

Venezuela's economic crisis is forcing millions of people to flee. But what about those left behind?

Theresa May pledges £4bn in extra investment but backs a "fundamental shift" in future aid spending.

Malcolm Turnbull's exit will place the government's parliamentary majority at risk.