It is the first time the US has labelled a foreign government's military as a terrorist organisation.

The 22-year-old was also banned from attending football matches in Scotland for 10 years.

A Hong Kong rapper sparks a debate about the cost of fame after he says he has no time to see his parents.

Chelsea striker Gonzalo Higuain - on loan from Juventus - says he is happy at the club and intends to be at Stamford Bridge next season.

The French rugby federation is ordered to pay former coach Guy Noves 1m euros in compensation for wrongful dismissal.

Former England rugby union international Christian Wade moves a step closer to playing in the NFL by signing for the Buffalo Bills.

The latest in a series of cash machine thefts took place in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Khalifa Haftar has been part of the Libyan political scene for more than four decades.

But it's likely to be at least two months before UK viewers will be able to see it.

England winger Raheem Sterling says players should not leave the pitch if there is racist abuse from the stands because "if you walk off they win".

New Zealand's former top military official in the US is accused of filming people at the embassy.

England Test captain Joe Root scores 130 not out to help Yorkshire draw their Championship opener against Nottinghamshire.

Libya has been beset by chaos since its long-serving ruler Col Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011.

Watford captain Troy Deeney disables comments on a social media account after allegedly receiving racist abuse.

Investigators have not ruled out arson, saying the fires - all in the same parish - are suspicious.

People in their seventies were given the working memory of someone in their twenties, say scientists.

Number 10 says there will be "technical" talks between government and Labour officials.

Ion Iliescu will stand trial for alleged crimes in the aftermath of the violent revolution in 1989.

The BBC's Tom Bateman reports on the role of the far right as Israelis go to the polls on Tuesday.

A total of 24 shootings and five murders took place across Chicago over the weekend, police say.

Randolph Alles is the latest to go in a leadership shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security.