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Reading defender Molly Bartrip tells BBC Sport about 'Ana', the voice in her head during her teenage battle with anorexia.

British boxer Caroline Dubois, 17, is European, world and Olympic youth champion and undefeated in 35 fights.

The students were among 81 people kidnapped on Sunday in the restive Anglophone region.

Formula 1 announces Vietnam will host a grand prix for the first time in 2020, with a street race around the capital Hanoi.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders says the President will work with whoever comes into office.

Collins reveals that its top word reflects concern about plastic bags and packaging.

The Democrats have taken control of the US House of Representatives. Here's how it happened.

Tuesday's vote saw a number of historic firsts, from diverse winners to exceptionally high turnout.

The Lawn Tennis Association is looking at how best to deliver a new vision for the sport, with more financial losses expected for 2018.

The former head of Peru's national police is among those arrested for alleged baby trafficking.

The funeral is being held for Kateryna Handzyuk, who spoke out against corruption before she died.

England bowl out Sri Lanka on day two of the first Test to move into a dominant position in Galle.

British boxer Tony Bellew, who "has seen every movie you can imagine" and starred in one too, picks his top boxing films for BBC Sport.

Director Kirill Serebrennikov goes on trial in a case supporters say is designed to silence artists.

The Republican president offers an olive branch to Democrats, proposing both parties work together.

Lindsey Cole is swimming 200 miles along the River Thames wearing a tail as part of a single-use plastic campaign.

A landmark deal brings Greece a step closer to separating the state from the Orthodox Church.

The Football Association will appeal against a decision not to charge Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho for comments he made after a match.

The Harry Potter author claims the ex-employee used her money to fund shopping sprees for luxury goods.

The record-breaker did not let deafness stop her being a pioneer both in racing and on screen.