Caroline Weir's stunning half-volley puts Manchester City ahead against West Ham in the WSL.

WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder apologises after being told he might have injured a mascot after punching it live on television.

Python drops in on a staff meeting at a bank in Nanning, southern China.

Dominic Raab and Michel Barnier hold unscheduled talks in Brussels ahead of a crunch summit.

Two women and a boy are killed when a Cessna comes down in Germany's Hesse state.

Danny Cipriani scores 14 points in front of England coach Eddie Jones to help Gloucester defeat Castres in the Champions Cup.

Nikita Parris and Georgia Stanway both score twice as Manchester City crush West Ham in the Women's Super League.

Election results in Germany's biggest state cast new doubt over Angela Merkel's ruling coalition.

Spain captain Sergio Ramos believes England counterpart Harry Kane has the ability to succeed in La Liga.

David Moore scores a touchdown for the Seattle Seahawks before clattering into some photographers in the NFL game against Oakland Raiders at Wembley.

Scotland pay the price for poor defending as they lose at home to Euro 2016 winners Portugal in a friendly.

Sports broadcaster and commentator Peter Brackley dies in hospital following a short illness.

The UK, France and Germany say they expect a detailed Saudi response on Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance.

Juan Martin del Potro could miss the rest of the season after fracturing his right kneecap in a heavy fall at the Shanghai Masters.

The Seattle Seahawks dominate the Oakland Raiders to run out 27-3 winners in the first game of the 2018 International Series at Wembley.

A BBC investigation has found that at least 106 chemical attacks have taken place since mid-2014.

The United Nations is warning up to 13 million people in Yemen are facing starvation.

The repeal of India’s anti-gay legislation had a massive impact on its LGBT+ population, but how does it impact British Asians?

The chief of a dwindling forest tribe in India refuses to abandon his home.

Venice has lost more than half its population in the past 50 years. Residents who remain are trying to find solutions to stop the exodus.

Uruguay did it first, now Canada. Who will benefit from the new law change?