Tiger Woods says it is coming together following a "special" win at the Tour Championship in 2018, but can he break his decade-long drought in the majors?

Tottenham's Danny Rose hopes football's governing bodies will "sit down and discuss how to eradicate" racism at the end of the season.

Staff at Amazon, Apple and Google listen to customer voice recordings.

The short and long story on what might happen before the next Brexit deadline.

Critics have said the letter denouncing the era's changes is "catastrophically irresponsible".

As 900 million people go to the polls in India, a look at the main parties' key policies.

Sarah Mulkerrins and Iain Carter choose their favourite Masters shot of all time from BBC Sport's top 10.

Israel's Beresheet spacecraft is believed to have smashed into the lunar surface after engine failure.

Some see the man behind Wikileaks as a reckless 'hacktivist' - others think he's a campaigner for truth.

Paul Francois, who fell ill after ingesting Lasso, has won his appeal against the US biotech giant.

Survivors of the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings share their stories.

Switzerland wants to end its practice of stockpiling coffee by the end of 2022.

From Rory McIlroy to Rickie Fowler, BBC Sport pundits predict who will win the 2019 Masters at Augusta.

Tottenham say their England striker Harry Kane has suffered "a significant lateral ligament injury to his left ankle".

With Rugby Australia intending to end Israel Folau's contract because of social media posts, BBC rugby union correspondent Chris Jones asks what now for the full-back?

Britain's Claudia Fragapane marks her return to major competition by qualifying for the floor final at the European Gymnastics Championships.

Thousands reject military rule hours after long-time leader Omar al-Bashir is overthrown and arrested.

The PM vows to work on reaching an agreement with Labour ahead of the EU's new 31 October deadline.

Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau share the lead at the Masters, while Phil Mickelson, Ian Poulter and Tiger Woods all start well.

Campaigners for and against the historic ruling make their voices heard in the capital, Seoul.

Arsenal's Europa League quarter-final tie with Napoli is still "50-50" according to Gunners boss Unai Emery - despite winning the first leg 2-0.