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Racehorse owner plans legal action after request to appeal against the disqualification of Maximum Security as Kentucky Derby winner is rejected.

Disappointed voters and small parties - some with extremist views - could disrupt the Queensland poll.

Europe prepares to send technology to Mars to look for evidence that there is life on the planet.

Victims of an abusive sect founded by a former Nazi soldier in southern Chile will be compensated.

The 3rd Century coin was minted by an ill-fated Roman emperor who reigned for just two months.

Kevin Mallory, 62, is sentenced to 20 years in prison for disclosing military secrets.

The Duke of Cambridge says he felt "pain like no other" after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

England's Jason Roy says his ton against Pakistan was "very emotional" after a "rough morning" in hospital with his daughter.

The findings of an investigation by the university says the doctor abused athletes from 1979-1997.

Labour's Sir Keir Starmer says Mrs May should agree to another referendum to "break the impasse".

Dominant Lyon win a fourth straight European title as Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg nets a hat-trick against Barcelona.

Bianca Walkden secures her third successive World Taekwondo title after a controversial finish to the women's heavyweight final in Manchester.

Manchester City and England winger Raheem Sterling says he would tell his 15-year-old self not to take the opinions of others so much to heart.

Chancellor Sebastian Kurz calls a snap poll after his far-right deputy quits over a major scandal.

BBC Sport looks back on Kelly Smith's iconic celebration during England's 2-2 draw with Japan at the 2007 World Cup, which landed her in hot water with manager Hope Powell.

Manchester City's Raheem Sterling on speaking out against racism, how much Wembley means to him and post-match phone calls from his mother.

BBC Sport looks ahead to the Women's World Cup with the help of musician Ms Banks.

Two-time Olympic champion Alistair Brownlee wins the men's race and British team-mate Sophie Coldwell the women's at the ITU World Cup in Cagliari.

Britain's Johanna Konta comes from behind to beat Kiki Bertens and reach the final of the Italian Open against Karolina Pliskova.

Amid growing concerns over US tensions, the foreign minister insists Iran does not want a conflict.