Durham's former England captain Paul Collingwood will retire at the end of the season, 22 years after his first-class debut.

Carry On Screaming actress and "England's First Lady of the double entendre" dies at 90.

Hearing neighbours cheering goals that you have not seen yet may soon be a thing of the past.

Thousands are evacuating from coastal areas, a day before Typhoon Mangkhut is due to make landfall.

Photographer Tommy Trenchard captures South Africa's wild flower phenomenon.

Sam Morgan is 17 and a personal shopper for some of football's biggest names, including Paul Pogba, and Kevin de Bruyne.

New US Open champion Naomi Osaka says she does not feel sad about the way her win was overshadowed by Serena Williams' outbursts at the umpire.

The Malian man who rescued a boy from a balcony in spectacular fashion receives French nationality.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright returns to a new-look Highbury with comedian Mark Watson to mark the 21st anniversary of the day he broke the Gunners' goal-scoring record.

The UK says the interview, on Russian state TV, is full of "lies and blatant fabrications".

The city has been the site of far-right rallies after the alleged killing of a man by two migrants.

One girl's refusal to sing the national anthem reignited debate over Australia's indigenous history.

Hurricane Florence is careering towards the US east coast. Here's why officials are so worried.

Property contracts must now be agreed in lira as President Erdogan moves to revive the currency.

Moving tributes are paid to the first black African UN leader at his funeral in Ghana.

The singer says she wants to perform again for her supporters and see "a room full of rainbows".

Carrie Hope Fletcher says she was criticised online after she was announced in the lead role.

Why is this weekend's match-up between Gennady Golovkin and Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez - which you can follow on BBC Radio 5 live - being called the "fight of the century"?

Japanese-American golfer Tadd Fujikawa comes out as gay in a social media post, saying he wants to inspire people to be more loving to one another.

Mr Trump claims without evidence that the official 3,000 deaths figure was inflated by Democrats.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel says he is his own "biggest enemy" in his title fight with Lewis Hamilton this year.