The reported deal comes ahead of the film mogul's separate rape and sexual assault trial next month.

Cristiano Ronaldo reacts angrily after he is grabbed by a pitch invader at the end of Juventus' 2-0 win at Bayer Leverkusen.

US customers could pay billions more for shoes each year if new tariffs on China take effect on Sunday.

Rasha Al Khamis speaks to BBC Sport about becoming Saudi Arabia's first certified female boxing coach.

Violent protests have intensified in north-eastern states over a controversial citizenship bill.

As the most successful artists of the decade are named, we look back at their last 10 years.

Mario Sandoval, now a Sorbonne academic, is accused of atrocities during Argentina's military rule.

The tit-for-tat move follows Germany's expulsion of Russians over the death of a Chechen in Berlin.

Three patients died when lawyers attacked a cardiac hospital in Lahore in a dispute with doctors.

Liverpool plan to make a January move for Red Bull Salzburg forward Takumi Minamino, who is believed to have a £7.25m release clause.

Researchers say the rock star did not introduce the non-native species in Carnaby Street in the 60s.

Ferrari CEO Louis Carey Camilleri admits the team has held talks with Lewis Hamilton about joining them in the future.

Australia batsman Marnus Labuschagne scores his third successive Test ton as the hosts post 248-4 on the first day of the first Test against New Zealand.

Paris 2024 Olympic organisers reveal plans for the surfing competition to take place in Tahiti - 9,760 miles from the French capital.

The former Beatle says he has no plans to release his demo of traditional carol instrumentals.

The picture of a family dressed in finery features in an exhibition charting 150 years of visitors.

Heitor Schiave wore a floral blouse, make up and a wig after his mother failed her test three times.

Exclusive interview with John Crilly, an ex-offender who was seen chasing the London Bridge attacker with a fire extinguisher.

Vandals try to saw through the feet of a statue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and place a rope around its neck.

He said the teenage activist - who won Time Person of the Year - had an "anger management problem".

Michael Kosanovich was standing between two cars when one was accidentally started with a remote.