Find out who makes the Premier League team of 2018, as selected by BBC Sport users.

A brilliant buzzer-beater from Dallas Mavericks rookie Luka Doncic features in this week's NBA plays of the week.

British skier Dave Ryding equals his and his country's best alpine World Cup result by finishing second at the parallel slalom in Oslo.

Tottenham stroll to a comprehensive win at Cardiff City to climb back up to second place in the Premier League table.

Although the figures are much higher than for 2017, it was still the ninth safest year on record.

Number one seed Michael van Gerwen holds off England's Michael Smith to win a third PDC World Championship title.

The man was held under the Mental Health Act after three people were stabbed on New Year's Eve.

Traditional hunters are believed to be behind the deaths of 37 members of a rival ethnic group.

Papua New Guinea has about eight million people, but more than 800 languages.

A California father set up a company where his sons could work - and now employs more than 150 people.

New Year's resolutions are often about how we spend our money and our time at work. Here's some advice on how to keep them for the rest of the year.

What happens when cities don't collect rubbish door-to-door? Enter the enterprising scrap dealers.

In 1968, 11 young British doctors and nurses drove to Nepal and helped set up services running to this day.

South African schools are learning about the challenges faced by transgender students, writes Mohammed Allie.

The episode of Patriot Act, with US comedian Hasan Minhaj, was critical of Saudi Arabia's rulers.

China's leader calls for peaceful unification, but says China reserved the right to use force.

Former President Raul Castro's speech marks the 60th anniversary of the Cuban revolution.

The holder of the lucky ticket becomes Britain's fourth biggest lottery winner, organisers say.

Australian authorities should have used better tools when looking for a missing man, a coroner says.

The Hindu temple in Kerala had previously been closed to women between the ages of 10 and 50.

Ian Wright and Martin Keown disagree on which side are under greater pressure as leaders Liverpool travel to second-placed Manchester City on Thursday.