Katie Boulter's run in the Australian Open comes to an end in the second round with defeat by 11th seed Aryna Sabalenka.

Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray criticises British tennis for failing to translate his achievements into the growth of the game at home.

News the prized Tang dynasty work is being sent from Taiwan to Japan triggered outrage across China.

Andy Murray could still return to tennis even if he has another hip operation, says doubles legend Bob Bryan, who has had similar surgery.

Dhanya Sanal is the first woman to reach the summit of Agasthyakoodam, previously open only to men.

Scotland include three uncapped hookers and Edinburgh centre Chris Dean in a 39-man squad for the forthcoming Six Nations.

The book for nine-year-olds said girls face rejection and shame if they don't protect their modesty.

The natural phenomenon, which is in the Maine city of Westbrook, resembles the moon.

Roku bans Alex Jones after initially defending its decision to stream the conspiracy theorist's channel.

They are the must-have item this January window, but where can Premier League clubs go for a reliable striker?

People who escaped an al-Shabab attack on an upmarket Kenyan hotel share their stories.

European media react with surprise to the scale of Theresa May's Commons defeat.

Opposition activist Pastor Mawarire is taken from his home as fuel price protests enter their third day.

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says the report is a sign they "still have a long way to go".

Police arrest a top lawyer as part of an inquiry into claims appointments were traded for sexual favours.

Charlton's Women's Championship game with Manchester United was abandoned because the home side had no oxygen to treat injured players.

Kisenosato Yutaka's career has been marred by injuries since he became a grand champion in 2017.

Civilians also die in an apparent suicide bombing in the Kurdish-held northern town of Manbij.

Kenyans are outraged at a picture of victims' bodies which is being published in Western media.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggests Mr Trump submit his annual address in writing instead.

A US-born journalist working for Iranian media was allegedly subjected to "violent and abusive" treatment.