Keith Wildhaber says he was passed over for promotion 23 times despite strong performance reviews.

Bangladesh Test and Twenty20 captain Shakib Al Hasan gets a two-year ban for "failing to report corrupt approaches".

Director Judd Apatow calls the move "ridiculous and insulting" and actor Aaron Paul also speaks out.

The government's Brexit legislation is on hold as the UK prepares for a general election.

Sassuolo's Francesco Magnanelli and Parma's Matteo Scozzarella are given one-match bans for blasphemy during Serie A matches.

Toronto face competition from "many clubs" for New Zealand's Sonny Bill Williams, says director of rugby Brian Noble.

Kiki Bertens beats world number one Ashleigh Barty at the WTA Finals just hours after being added to the tournament as a replacement.

Saad Hariri says the country needs a shock to end its deadlock, after a wave of demonstrations.

The huge cardboard skeleton was made by local artists for the Day of the Dead celebrations.

Arsenal boss Unai Emery says Granit Xhaka should apologise after an angry confrontation with home fans during Sunday's draw with Crystal Palace.

Bulgaria are ordered to play two matches behind closed doors and fined for their fans' racist abuse of England players in a Euro 2020 qualifier in Sofia.

Max Verstappen's legacy of occasionally racing beyond the limits in the past appears to still be at the forefront of his rivals' minds, writes Jolyon Palmer.

The 6.6 magnitude quake hit Mindanao island early on Tuesday, killing at least seven people.

US lawmakers tell the planemaker they fear it put profit over safety when getting the 737 Max approved.

Former British Cycling and Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman will tell a medical tribunal he "told a lot of lies" and admit he ordered banned testosterone.

Anti-government protests enter a fifth day, with bloodshed reported in the holy city of Karbala.

Ferrari are determined to sharpen up their race management over the final four races to boost 2020 performance potential.

Three murder victims were allegedly eaten in Russia's far north, along with cats and dogs.

Seething anger on the streets of Arab countries has the air of revolution, says Jeremy Bowen.

Tony Maycon Munoz-Mendez, 31, was serving life in a Georgia prison when he was freed last week.

Anti-abortion activists expected the ruling and hope the case will eventually reach the top court.