Margaret Dodds is 100 years old and has been watching Bristol City play at Ashton Gate for decades.

In day 19 of BBC Sport's advent calendar, Hull retain the Challenge Cup by beating Wigan 18-14 in a dramatic final.

Investigators focus on how fast the Amtrak train took a bend that had reduced speed warnings.

Watch as Justin Gatlin creates a major shock at the World Athletics Championships by beating Usain Bolt in the 100m final.

World champion sprinter Justin Gatlin is "shocked and surprised" at doping allegations made against his coach and an agent.

Donald Trump's national security adviser says Moscow propaganda is designed to undermine democracy.

The Obama-era We The People site will be replaced by a new platform in the new year, officials say.

Tennis champion Serena Williams says "teething - aka the devil - is so hard".

Victims' relatives say they were not given timely information and were billed for autopsies.

BBC Sport rounds up the best plays of the week from the NBA, including an explosive 'hammer dunk' from Oklahoma City Thunder's Russell Westbrook.

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted the ballistic missile fired towards the capital by the Houthis.

After being labelled a rival power, China says the US should "abandon outdated notions".

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright says that Gunners' forward Alexis Sanchez is "not putting in a shift" for the club.

The Oscar winner says she "didn't know" about Harvey Weinstein's alleged abuse.

Police investigating allegations Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling was the subject of a hate crime make an arrest.

Hundreds of Indian fishermen are still missing after the powerful storm struck the country's southern coast.

England bowler Craig Overton admits he is a doubt for the Boxing Day Ashes Test in Melbourne because of a rib injury.

They include 11 amphibians, two fish species, 11 reptiles, 88 plants and three mammals.

The election called by Spain is unlikely to resolve the Catalan crisis.

The US is poised for a dramatic rewrite of its tax code that changes the way it treats multinational companies.

England centre Manu Tuilagi and Ireland prop Cian Healy are among those facing disciplinary action after being cited.