Cleveland Browns' defensive end Myles Garrett faces a lengthy ban after hitting Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph with a helmet.

BBC News puts your questions to Boris Johnson ahead of the general election on 12 December.

The rail scheme faces huge cost overruns, but it's not the only big project behind schedule and over budget.

Italian Marcello Lippi resigns as China manager for the second time this year after a 2-1 defeat by Syria in a 2022 World Cup qualifier in Dubai.

After weeks of unrest in the country, Chile has agreed to hold a referendum in April 2020.

Months of anti-government protests have taken their toll on the territory's economy.

Both sides warn they are prepared to retaliate a day after a fragile truce halts a violent flare-up.

The Duke of York says at the time he felt it was "honourable" to stay at the convicted sex offender's home.

The BBC's Luke Jones was on-board the 19 and a half hour flight from London to Sydney.

Interim Pesident Jeanine Áñez says exiled leader Evo Morales should face prosecution if he returns home.

The killing of student Uyinene Mrwetyana sparked protests about high levels of gender violence.

Russia takes part in a carefully co-ordinated exchange with Norway and Lithuania.

The Italian canal city's main square, waterbuses and schools are closed as the water rises again.

Scientists say rising temperatures are having a big influence on the scale and frequency of extreme weather events.

China's triple Olympic champion Sun Yang tells an appeal hearing that he missed a doping test because testers failed to prove their identity.

The decision comes after Poland's prime minister complained of "inaccurate" maps of Nazi death camps.

Film critics give their verdicts on the Frozen sequel ahead of its cinema release.

Hong Kong's Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng was surrounded by protesters in London.

Boris Johnson answered questions from the public in a special BBC programme.

Visa hassles made another AI conference move to Ethiopia, rather than deal with Canadian officials.

Manchester City fail in an initial bid to have the Court of Arbitration for Sport halt Uefa's investigation into a possible breach of Financial Fair Play rules.