A 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO that once belonged to Eddie Irvine is driven off by a prospective buyer.

Shelley Kerr can name 23 players in her Scotland World Cup squad. But who is guaranteed a seat on the plane, who is nervously waiting at the gate, and who might be left at home?

US citizens who need help in Austria can now head to their nearest burger joint.

England captain Eoin Morgan is suspended for the next one-day international for a slow over-rate during the victory over Pakistan on Tuesday.

The German and Dutch armies also halt training missions, amid concerns about Iran-backed forces.

American Airlines pilots reportedly raised concerns months before the second deadly 737 Max crash.

No Scotland player is going to this summer's World Cup finals on "emotion or sentiment", said national team coach Shelley Kerr after announcing her squad for the tournament in France.

Watch New Orleans Pelicans staff react to winning the NBA draft lottery, which means they will have the first chance at choosing the widely projected first-pick player Zion Williamson.

A new campaign using football to "generate the biggest ever conversation around mental health" is launched by the Football Association.

Aberdeen vice-chairman Dave Cormack says Derek McInnes will be staying as manager even if the Scottish FA makes an approach about being national head coach.

A 16-year-old girl in Malaysia killed herself after she posted a poll on Instagram, police say.

The state broadcaster's stream showed faked video of explosions in the host city, Tel Aviv.

Catalans' historic game with Wigan at Barcelona's Nou Camp on Saturday will bring "international exposure", says Steve McNamara.

The BBC’s Paul Adams takes a look at the latest developments in the Iran nuclear deal.

A Trump tax consultant reportedly said "some negative connotation is associated with the brand".

Pascal Ackermann wins stage five of the Giro d'Italia as former champion Tom Dumoulin withdraws shortly after the start because of injury.

The Chinese leader says it is "stupid" to believe in racial superiority as tensions with the US rise.

The Stoke City striker has been disqualified from driving for 30 months and fined £75,000.

The Scottish FA is poised to choose a new head coach within the next 48 hours, with Steve Clarke, Derek McInnes and Scot Gemmill in the frame.

BBC Sport's David Ornstein looks at the top summer transfer targets for the Premier League's top six clubs.

Kick It Out issues apology to Brighton for any inference in comments made by Troy Townsend that the sacking of Chris Hughton was linked to his ethnicity.