Two-time Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover says it is "highly unlikely" she will compete at the 2020 Games.

Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez denies a report he made a bet with team-mate Marcos Rojo about the sacking of Jose Mourinho.

A charity single about sausage rolls steals the festive top spot from Ariana Grande and Ava Max.

Residents of Yellowknife voted on the name for the city's new sculpture of the Arctic animal.

Alba returns to the Borneo jungle nearly two years after being rescued and having been nursed back to health.

Eduard Zigar took his own life less than a week after beginning his hospital placement.

Drones have been causing travel chaos for passengers hoping to fly in or out of Gatwick airport.

Commentator keep claiming that Hungary's recent protests are different from any before. Why?

A United Nations team will monitor a truce between Houthi rebels and pro-government forces in Hudaydah.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has become a pop culture icon as well as the liberal face of the Supreme Court.

Timothy Villalba, 25, says receiving support from George HW Bush as a boy made him successful and happy.

Demonstrators marched to President Janos Ader's office, angry that he signed the new legislation.

Liu Qiangdong, head of e-commerce site JD.com, will not be charged after his arrest in September.

The highest court has narrowly ruled against President Trump's policy denying illegal migrants asylum.

Gareth Anscombe's last-minute penalty seals a 19-16 win for Cardiff Blues over 14-man Dragons in the Pro14 derby.

Three-try Ulster get the better of Munster with a scrappy 19-12 Pro14 derby victory at Kingspan Stadium.

Six Dan Biggar penalties helps Northampton Saints to a comfortable victory away at Worcester Warriors.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp praises his side's "perfect football" as the Reds win at Wolves to move four points clear in the Premier League.

Man Utd interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says managers hold the power at clubs - and he is willing to use his "hairdryer" to enforce it.

The Dow Jones and the Nasdaq recorded the biggest falls since 2008, led by tech giants.

The BBC has discovered a ring of teenage hackers making thousands out of Fortnite.