Michael Carrick says he has been contacted by fellow footballers who have experienced the same depressive-like emotions he has outlined.

The detention of Andrew Brunson for more than two years had strained ties between Turkey and the US.

People on Russian social media have been joking about the Soyuz rocket capsule's emergency landing.

Knock-you-off-your-feet winds and Prince George giggling in the chapel - here are some lesser-spotted moments from the big day.

Defending champion Roger Federer beats Japan's Kei Nishikori in a high-quality quarter-final in the Shanghai Masters.

The disappearance of a Saudi journalist in Istanbul has alarmed government critics around the Arab world, writes Jane Kinninmont.

Princess Eugenie had major surgery on her back as a child.

The chair of the World Anti-Doping Agency's athlete committee says some of the organisation's most senior officials tried to "bully" her over her opposition to Russian reinstatement.

The US first lady says that speculation about her marriage to Donald Trump is not "pleasant".

Premier League teams will have one more day's rest in this year's festive period than they did in 2017, but still play four times in two weeks.

When Ikea stopped making Jake the dog's bunny best friend, the internet united to help.

French officials are investigating potential match-fixing in Paris St-Germain's 6-1 Champions League win over Red Star Belgrade this month.

South Korea's president believes North Korea is "changing" after several warm exchanges, including the gift of two "treasured" dogs.

The detention of Andrew Brunson for more than two years strained ties between Turkey and the US.

A man is stabbed to death in Salvador and a woman has a swastika symbol carved onto her torso.

A second-half goal by Marko Arnautovic gives Austria a 1-0 win and deals a major blow to Northern Ireland's Nations League hopes.

England twice hit the woodwork as they fail to avenge their World Cup semi-final defeat by Croatia, in a match played behind closed doors.

Leinster begin the defence of their Champions Cup crown with a thumping 52-3 eight-try defeat of Wasps at the RDS in Dublin.

Some of the 18 newly elected members of the UN Human Rights Council are criticised as rights abusers.

Eddie Pepperell leads at the halfway stage of the British Masters while Tommy Fleetwood struggles in testing conditions.

Mohamed Salah scores direct from a corner before leaving the pitch injured in Egypt's 4-1 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying win over eSwatini.