Passengers from more than 30 nations were on board the plane that crashed in Ethiopia, killing 157.

An old newspaper headline suggesting all EU members will have to use the single currency is being shared on social media.

She wants the government to reconsider its decision to take away her daughter's British citizenship.

Manchester City thrash Schalke in the second leg of their Champions League last 16 tie to confirm their passage to the quarter-finals.

Zinedine Zidane returns as Real Madrid manager just 10 months after leaving the club, as head coach Santiago Solari is sacked.

On his first official visit to Iraq, Iran's president seeks to deepen political and economic ties.

The PM is meeting senior EU officials as MPs prepare to vote again on her Brexit deal on Tuesday.

Watch Ronnie O'Sullivan's record-breaking 147 break at the 1997 World Snooker Championship.

Bolton players ask for help from the PFA, claiming owner Ken Anderson failed to meet a promise to pay their February wages on Monday.

A former female aide to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says she was sexually harassed in the office.

Abdelaziz Bouteflika pulls out of the presidential election race amid nationwide protests.

Gal Gadot leaps to the defence of an actress who criticised a minister's comments on Israeli Arabs.

Cameron Mack has been banned from all Scottish football grounds following the incident at Friday's match.

World Rugby may be flexible on the format of the proposed Nations Championship after opposition from players, unions and clubs.

The proposed childcare fund was championed by the president's daughter and adviser, Ivanka Trump.

Formula 1 is set to change its scoring system this year by giving a point to the driver who sets the fastest lap in a grand prix.

The family of Olympic cyclist Kelly Catlin say she was "not the Kelly that we knew" in the weeks before her death aged 23.

A revamped Fed Cup Finals - featuring 12 teams - could be up and running as early as next April, BBC Sport understands.

Catherine Shaw has been missing since she left her hotel in Guatemala in the early hours of 5 March.

Thirty years after he invented it, Sir Tim Berners-Lee says the web is not what it should be.

The PM secures "legally binding" changes to the Brexit deal - but the EU warns there are no more chances if it is voted down.