Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen might have a "chronic" stomach injury, according to Denmark coach Age Hareide.

A playful stray dog wanders onto the pitch during a Georgian top flight match between Dila and Torpedo Kutaisi on Sunday, requesting a belly rub from the Torpedo goalkeeper.

Oby Ezekwesili is set to become the most prominent Nigerian woman to run for the presidency.

Saudi Arabia denies murdering a journalist at its Istanbul consulate and says it has nothing to hide.

Two camera-enabled smart devices for the home are unveiled in the midst of a privacy crisis.

The Kansas City Chiefs and LA Rams win their fifth games of the season while Odell Beckham returns to his one-handed catching ways in week five of the NFL.

Haiti residents are trying to cope after a powerful earthquake that struck the nation on Saturday.

The deadliest US road accident since 2009 killed four newlyweds and four sisters, families say.

The Hubble Space Telescope is operating with only essential functions after it lost one of the gyroscopes needed to point the spacecraft.

The president condemns Democratic calls to impeach the judge as an "insult to the American public".

England's Lucy Bronze and Fran Kirby are among the nominees for the inaugural Women's Ballon d'Or award.

Rubin Kazan youth team player Norik Avdalyan scores a back-flip penalty kick in Russia's National Student League on Sunday.

Hisham al-Ashmawy was a special forces officer before he became a radical Islamist.

The FA is investigating comments made by Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho to a TV camera after the win over Newcastle.

The president of the European Commission gave a wiggle as he came on stage. Coincidental or intentional?

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard says he is torn between signing a new deal at Stamford Bridge and a "dream" move to Real Madrid.

US funding cuts have alarmed Palestinian refugees, but the move is being met with defiance.

The well-known Washington Post journalist had fallen out of favour with the Saudi authorities.

Scott Kelly apologises for quoting the WW2 British PM, only to be attacked again for his apology.

Heavy weapons have reportedly been withdrawn from a demilitarised zone under a Turkish-Russian deal.

Congolese Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr Denis Mukwege says recent progress has been reversed by conflict.