Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp rejects suggestions top clubs want more Champions League games as Liverpool prepare for two games less than 24 hours apart.

Marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge is voted Sports Personality's World Sport Star of the Year.

Nine people are arrested on suspicion of murder and abuse of power after last month's deadly tremor.

Guymon, Oklahoma, was on its way to becoming a ghost town. Then Mexican immigrants arrived 20 years ago.

Captain Phatsima founded Dare to Dream, an organisation trying to get women into aviation.

Why mainland China insists there is a sinister hand of foreign meddling in the protests.

The African continent is more vulnerable than any other region to the world's changing weather patterns.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "garages".

Former politicians who failed to win the vote share how it feels to lose their seat as an MP.

Blyth Valley has always been a Labour seat - until Friday morning. What's behind the change?

Riot police fire tear gas and rubber bullets as anti-government protests continue in Lebanon.

A person who was being treated in hospital in Australia dies, as rescuers fail to recover two bodies.

In letters to two Sunday papers, the Labour leader admits the party came up short in Thursday's poll.

Tiger Woods' US team dominated Sunday's singles as they beat the International team 16-14 to win an eighth successive Presidents Cup.

Unbeaten American Terence Crawford retains his WBO welterweight title with a ninth round knockout of Egidijus Kavaliauskas at Madison Square Garden.

The teenage climate activist says the phrase has a different meaning in her first language, Swedish.

The hack targeted government computer systems, the country's telecommunications minister says.

The Scottish first minister tells the BBC that if the union is to continue, "it can only be by consent".

Liverpool confirm their 20-man travelling squad for the Club World Cup in Qatar, with Georginio Wijnaldum included but Dejan Lovren missing out.

Karina, a Danish-French actress, was the muse of director Jean-Luc Godard.

Jeremy Corbyn says he is "sorry we came up short", while John McDonnell says he "owns this disaster".