Britain's ex-world number one Nick Matthew suggests there could be a legal challenge against squash's omission from the Olympics.

Wales coach Warren Gatland says his side "will not try to antagonise" England prop Kyle Sinckler in the Six Nations on Saturday.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hopes Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial will be fit for Sunday's Premier League game against Liverpool.

Chelsea have been banned from signings during the next two transfer windows for breaching rules in relation to youth players, Fifa announces.

Kashmiris have been attacked after a bombing killed Indian forces in Indian-administered Kashmir.

England women are choked by the India spinners to lose the first one-day international by 66 runs in Mumbai.

Sectarianism in Scotland is a "sad reflection on us as a society" and "everybody has to take responsibility" for tackling it, says Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke.

One man described taking the large dog to the vet in his car - before realising the mistake.

A government report recommends lifting a four-year ban on hunting elephants.

England centre Emily Scarratt misses the Women's Six Nations clash with Wales through injury as Abbie Scott captains the side.

Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada, who was late for a parliamentary meeting, makes his latest apology.

The announcement follows fierce criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw US troops.

Told to pay a huge funeral fee, a widow in Samara protested with a coffin outside parliament.

Arsenal will play French side Rennes and Chelsea are drawn against Ukraine's Dynamo Kiev in the last 16 of the Europa League.

Widnes Vikings are docked 12 points after going into administration and face liquidation if suitable investment is not soon found.

As Wales take on England in the Six Nations, watch some of the greatest moments, including Gavin Henson's tackle on Matthew Tait and James Haskell hitting the post.

Witnesses tell the BBC they were taken home from refugee camps despite the threat from Boko Haram.

The singer's family claim that a new film about his alleged sexual abuse breached an old contract.

The German carmakers combine to develop next-generation pay-per-use and autonomous services.

How a 1950 photograph has got people talking as it closely resembles a popular meme from 2017

More and more elections are being held in Africa however analysts dismiss many as being "lawful but illegitimate".