The activist says only "Russian secret services" could have poisoned him "so professionally".

Eden Hazard scores a stunning late winner as Chelsea come from behind to end Liverpool's perfect start to the season and their hopes of winning the Carabao Cup.

Manchester City are knocked out of the Women's Champions League at the round-of-32 stage by Atletico Madrid.

Gareth Southgate is set to sign a new four-year contract to remain as England manager for the 2022 World Cup.

England captain Dylan Hartley says he will "carry kit and scrub boots" to be involved Eddie Jones' set-up again.

Barcelona lose for the first time this season after bottom-of-the-table Leganes come from behind to pull off a sensational victory.

US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the first of his accusers are to testify to senators.

The IMF will make $57bn in emergency funds available to Argentina as it wrestles with an economic crisis.

Holders Celtic edge into the semi-finals of the Scottish League Cup as Leigh Griffiths' 83rd-minute goal earns a nervy win over St Johnstone.

The first US president may have had a bad past, said President Trump, as he discussed the accusations made against his Supreme Court nominee.

Donald Trump took aim at Canadian tariffs, its foreign minister and Nafta at a UN news conference.

How one family deals with severe water and power shortages in Gaza, amid new warnings about the region.

A series of cases of children placed in care are to be reviewed after a welfare expert was jailed.

Invented by the city's railway workers, trugo is a mix of croquet, golf, lawn bowls and the hammer.

Ben Zand travels to Papua New Guinea's capital to meet the women finally saying no to violence.

Businesses in India may have found a way to turn plastic rubbish into a golden business opportunity.

Despite a ban, skin-lightening creams made from dangerous chemicals are commonly trafficked into Uganda.

Making money from making money is big business. Many countries print notes outside their borders with private companies.

An estimated 100 people have died in floods. Why does it keep happening?

The profile of Arctic shrubs and grasses is changing as temperatures rise in the far north.

Facebook launches a new headset that it hopes will revitalise the flagging virtual reality industry.