The Met say the mass brawl before Millwall and Everton's FA Cup clash was "shocking".

Cardiff boss Neil Warnock says the disappearance of striker Emiliano Sala has led to his "most difficult week in football".

Authorities say it's unclear what started the fire at the popular tourist attraction.

Chelsea's Spanish striker Alvaro Morata joins Atletico Madrid on loan until the end of next season.

Tanzanian authorities say the bodies were missing ears and teeth in deaths linked to witchcraft.

Millwall chief executive Steve Kavanagh calls for football authorities to work together to educate fans.

A large study suggests excessive use may slow a toddler's development in language and sociability.

St Andrews undergraduate unravels the shorthand code used by leading Baptist theologian Andrew Fuller.

Vets and police respond to shocking undercover film of sick cattle at a Polish abattoir.

Politicians say Vale SA must be held responsible for last week's disaster with hundreds feared dead.

A thief steals a painting from a busy gallery in Moscow.

The Brazilian leader was injured in a knife attack while on the campaign trail in September.

Three people are dead and more than 172 injured after a rare tornado ripped through Cuba's capital, Havana.

Chelsea tell Callum Hudson-Odoi that they are unwilling to sell him, after the teenager handed in a transfer request.

More than 14,000 people are affected, including thousands of visitors, Singapore's health ministry says.

In 1995, the late sports writer Hugh McIlvanney read aloud one of his most famous pieces; on the tragic, fatal injuries suffered by Welsh boxer Johnny Owen in a world title fight.

The FA Cup fifth-round draw takes place on Monday - and you can watch it live on The One Show on BBC One from 19:00 GMT.

Ollie Watkins gives Brentford the lead with a long-range strike in their FA Cup fourth-round tie against National League Brentford at The Hive.

The US places sanctions on PDVSA and urges the military to back a peaceful power transfer.

The president's position looks shaky but the military has reason to keep him in power, experts say.

The new Facebook vice-president says the firm will do "whatever it takes" to make its platforms safer.