England head coach Eddie Jones says that coaches "aren't being treated like professionals".

Fly-half Danny Cipriani will be judged solely on his performances on the pitch for Gloucester, says England head coach Eddie Jones.

Jacksonville Jaguars' kicker Josh Lambo takes a ridiculous challenge to see how far he can kick a variety of unusual objects.

Wilfried Zaha makes "a substantial financial contribution" to help subsidise Crystal Palace Ladies players.

Defending champion Jamie Murray reaches a third US Open mixed doubles final with a narrow semi-final victory.

Hull taxi driver Melissa Ede won £4m last Christmas. It's transformed her life - will it bring her happiness?

North Korea's leader renews his denuclearisation pledge after US complaints of a lack of progress.

Justin Richburg went from uploading art to Instagram to working with Childish Gambino's new video.

Who was to blame for the shambles in Russia? And can Spain reign again? Guillem Balague focuses on La Roja in his new BBC column as they prepare to meet England.

They received terms ranging from seven years to life for killing a journalist and raping aid workers.

Denise Woodrum had argued that she was duped into drug smuggling by a fake internet suitor.

New York health officials await test results after 10 passengers travelling from Dubai are hospitalised.

Liu Jiaqi is deported after calling all Kenyans, including President Uhuru Kenyatta, monkeys.

Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication, inquest told

Matt Selman tweeted that Maggie's photo is on the wall when Marge reveals she's pregnant with her.

Cécile Djunga's revelations of a year of racist comments go viral after she says she has had enough.

Jonny Bairstow will keep wicket for England in the fifth and final Test against India at The Oval on Friday.

At least eight people have been killed following the earthquake on the island of Hokkaido.

Bitcoin continues to decline, amid reports that the US bank will shelve plans to establish a crypto trading desk.

Seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry tells BBC Sport about how the 'yips' was the "main reason that he retired" from snooker.

The US chain has decided it will need more than a latte to impress Italians.