Kevin Gameiro and Rodrigo score as Valencia beat La Liga champions Barcelona to win the Copa del Rey.

Leading sportswomen urge female athletes to be themselves after detailing abuse over body image.

Afghanistan beat Pakistan by three wickets in a World Cup warm-up match at Bristol featuring an unbeaten 74 from Hashmatullah Shahidi.

A teacher accuses staff at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston of racism towards her pupils.

Celtic come from behind to secure a historic treble treble as Odsonne Edouard's double sinks Hearts in the Scottish Cup final.

Chelsea says it cannot endorse official plans to help fans attend the Europa League final against Arsenal in Baku.

The rugby league posts are up at the Liverpool's Anfield stadium, as the Magic Weekend heads for Merseyside this weekend.

The 13-year-old was discovered 88 days after Jake Patterson killed her parents and kidnapped her.

The president uses a legal loophole to push through the arms deal without Congressional approval.

Saracens, Gloucester, Exeter and Northampton all have a chance to reach the Premiership final, but who will make it to Twickenham?

England and Chelsea forward Fran Kirby says the Lionesses "need to win the World Cup" before talking about equal pay with male players.

At least 19 police officers were also wounded in the violence in Portuguesa state, authorities say.

Sydney has more ocean swimming pools than any other city - a product of "unique" historic factors.

A Kenyan campaigner says he won't be deterred by a court ruling that upheld a ban on gay sex.

Matt Hancock urges "brutal honesty" over Brexit as Rory Stewart says he would not serve under leadership favourite Boris Johnson.

We look at how the Scandinavian country is streets ahead of others when it comes to electric cars.

As the pop icons return (minus Posh) for their Spiceworld tour - is Girl Power relevant or a 90s relic?

Caleb Ofori-Boateng rediscovered the Togo slippery frog and created the first conservation area for it.

England enter this year's World Cup as favourites, but the five previous editions have all ended in abject failure - for various, often incredible, reasons.

The move temporarily halts the use of $1bn of defence department funds in Arizona and Texas.

Ten people have now died climbing the world's highest peak this season, amid reports of overcrowding.