Toby Alderweireld's late own goal gives Liverpool a dramatic win over Tottenham as they move back to the top of the Premier League.

Roger Federer wins his 101st career title with a 6-1 6-4 win over John Isner in the Miami Open final.

Steven Gerrard says he "can't defend" Alfredo Morelos any further after the Rangers striker is sent off for the fifth time this season in the loss to Celtic.

The latest highlights and talking points from the women's game.

The 1891 killing of 11 Italian-Americans is thought to be the largest US lynching ever recorded.

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri says he is "getting used" to criticism as Blues fans turn on the Italian during a controversial win at Cardiff.

England's Jonny Bairstow smashes 114 from 56 balls to help Sunrisers Hyderabad thrash Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL.

A comedian has won the most votes in the first round of Ukraine's presidential elections, according to exit polls.

Algeria's president oversees a major reshuffle as anti-government protests continue.

Actor Volodymyr Zelensky played the president on TV and has now landed the role for real.

Jermaine Jenas believes Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has a decision to make over the poor form of goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.

Natalia Fileva, one of Russia's richest women and S7's major shareholder, dies in a German air crash.

A thousand victims of Brest's wartime Jewish ghetto have been found as the city wakes up to its past.

Two major new building projects open at last, and a huge trial begins in Asia.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband delivered the card to the Iranian Embassy as part of his campaign for her release.

Over the last few years crime documentaries are everywhere, but ethical questions remain.

How the UK's Mexican restaurant chain Wahaca won back confidence after a norovirus outbreak.

Why women in Sudan have taken anti-government demonstrations to heart by using Facebook to expose abuse.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says his team needed "luck" to beat Tottenham, but added that "desire and attitude" is driving their title bid.

Emily Coxhead, creator of the Happy Newspaper, says she isn't covering over things with rainbows and glitter.

Juan Guaidó tells the BBC that backing from the armed forces is needed to change the government.