Seattle's Russell Wilson & Doug Baldwin combine for an "unbelievable" 54-yard reception during the Seahawks' 22-16 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night.

Ellyse Perry's battling innings holds England up as Sophie Ecclestone impresses on debut in the day-night Women's Ashes Test in Sydney.

Nobby Stiles' son John tells Alan Shearer he is "utterly convinced" that heading a football was responsible for his father's dementia.

Roberto Spada - linked to a mafia clan - headbutted a TV reporter in an attack that shocked Italy.

The firm's drivers should get workers' rights including holiday and sick pay, a tribunal rules.

The actor played a snooty English butler in Tom Selleck's '80s TV series.

Lupita Nyong'o has accused Grazia magazine of removing part of her hair for the front cover of its November edition.

Millions of Sufi Muslims have made the annual pilgrimage to the holy Senegalese city of Touba.

Shinzo Abe took a tumble and Donald Trump didn't notice.

England close in on a big victory over a Cricket Australia XI on the third day of their day-night warm-up in Adelaide.

Rodrigo Duterte says he stabbed someone to death at 16 but a spokesman says his remarks are "jest".

From meeting former players living with the disease to taking tests himself, Alan Shearer says making his documentary 'Dementia, Football and Me' was an "eye-opening" experience.

The media giant says it has signed a deal to make three more Star Wars movies.

The EU says Britain has two weeks to say what it will pay when it leaves the bloc, among other issues.

Mo Farah will continue to get UK Sport's top level of support despite uncertainty as to whether he will represent Great Britain again.

As Saudi-Iranian tensions soar, Lebanon finds itself at the centre of a dangerous power struggle.

Footage of Turkmen President Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov playing basketball on a bicycle has emerged.

Lewis Hamilton heads team-mate Valtteri Bottas as Mercedes finished one-two in first practice at the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Militiamen allegedly attacked children and infants believing their blood would give them protection.

Four people taken to court after heckling Zimbabwe's first lady as she made a speech.

One Republican says he would vote for Roy Moore over a Democrat even if the abuse claim were true.