The magic of Anfield was key to Liverpool's stunning Champions League fightback against Barcelona, says their European Cup winning former defender Mark Lawrenson.

The pro-democracy campaigner says he was whisked away to safety by officials in Norway, where he lives.

England captain Steph Houghton will lead a 23-strong squad to the Women's World Cup in France this summer.

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri says it will be "not be easy" to challenge Liverpool and Manchester City next season, after an unsuccessful appeal against Fifa's transfer ban.

Eight countries propose the strategy - but nations such as Germany oppose strengthening commitments.

European captain Padraig Harrington will choose three wildcards instead of four when his team defend the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straights next year.

Introducing her baby boy earlier, the Duchess of Sussex described him as "really calm" and "the dream".

Prince Harry and Meghan have presented their newborn son to the world.

Video of a five-year-old Afghan amputee joyously dancing after being fitted with a new leg is widely shared.

The US President tells the New York Times that his $1bn property empire losses were "for tax purposes".

A farmer registers 15 sheep at the school in Crêts-en-Belledonne, including Baa-bete and Dolly.

Jordie van der Laan decided to see Ajax beat Spurs in the Champions League semi-final and lost his job.

England will use the same balls they played with in 2017 and 2018 for this summer's Ashes - rather than a newer version.

Watch Jofra Archer remove Fakhar Zaman during England's one-day international against Pakistan at The Oval.

William Barr has refused to release an unredacted copy of the report on Russian election meddling.

A Russian man is imprisoned in Norway after robbing the world's most northerly bank late last year.

German prosecutors drop their investigation into Hartmut Hopp, a doctor at Chile's Colonia Dignidad.

Donald Trump includes industrial metals in sanctions, as Tehran curbs compliance with the 2015 deal.

Two Russia internationals have been jailed after being found guilty of hooliganism following two incidents in Moscow in October.

Behind the scenes with the Lionesses as a generation of England footballers aim to light up the summer at the Women's World Cup in France.

"There's plenty of room in Vermont," responds one state official who hopes to draw in more outsiders.