Too much money is focused on the big nations in rugby union, an ex-England international says.

Scotland's decisive World Cup pool match with host nation Japan will go ahead on Sunday, World Rugby confirms.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel produces a scintillating performance to take pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix.

Sylvia Gathoni on finding her winning streak in the high-stakes arena of e-sports.

The timing is not ideal but the rewards are significant and Tyson Fury can again prove his sales prowess when he enters WWE.

At least 23 people died after one of the strongest storms in years hit central Japan.

Valtteri Bottas wins the Japanese Grand Prix after overtaking both Ferraris at the start to seal a sixth straight constructors' title for Mercedes.

The BBC discovered three children from the same family stranded after their parents died in the fighting with Islamic State.

The poll projected a landslide victory for conservative Kais Saied who faced a media mogul rival.

Atatiana Jefferson was shot through a window after a neighbour asked police to check on her welfare.

Stevo the Madman takes on Christian McCaffrey, Shaq Thompson, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Allen of the Carolina Panthers at old school games.

John Henry Newman is the first English person born since the 17th Century to be canonised.

Wales labour to a 35-13 Rugby World Cup win over Uruguay to seal top spot in Pool D and set up a quarter-final against France.

But Boris Johnson says there is "a way forward" that could "secure all our interests".

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Simone Biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in World Championships history by winning two more golds on Sunday to reach 25 medals overall.

Simone Biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in World Championships history by winning her 24th medal with gold on the balance beam.

Scotland crash out of the World Cup at the pool stage for only the second time after being beaten by an irrepressible Japan in Yokohama.

Joe Fraser wins Great Britain's first ever gold medal on the parallel bars at the World Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart.

Britain's Joe Fraser wins his first World Gymnastics Championships gold medal with victory in the men's parallel bars.

Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn hope to take up the offer of meeting Anne Sacoolas.