Raheem Sterling says Real Madrid are a "fantastic club" but insists he is happy at Manchester City.

The nine-month-pregnant nurse was portrayed as heroic for continuing to work on the frontlines.

If successful, the seven-day "reduction in violence" will lead to the signing of a peace deal.

Police accuse Thomas Thabane and the first lady of murdering his previous wife in 2017.

Audie was in debt and losing hope. But Jeannette, who'd once been in debt herself, was able to help.

Ibrahim Kamara has left his role as head coach of Ivory Coast by mutual agreement

Ethiopia's Ababel Yeshaneh smashes the women's half-marathon world record by 20 seconds to win the event in Ras Al Khaimah.

BBC Sport meets the team behind Tyson Fury, including new trainer SugarHill Steward, Andy Lee and cutman Jacob 'Stitch' Duran, before Saturday's WBC world heavyweight title fight with Deontay Wilder.

Mosques and transport hubs will get extra police as the Hanau killings are seen as racist terror.

India beat hosts and favourites Australia by 17 runs in the opening match of the Women's T20 World Cup in Sydney.

Safiyya Shaikh told an undercover police officer she wanted to "kill 'til I'm dead".

The constitutional court rules a loan to Future Forward from its businessman founder was illegal.

As Tyson Fury prepares for his rematch with Deontay Wilder, BBC Sport takes you through all you need to know.

Tarana Burke, who founded the MeToo movement says the campaign is "not a woman's movement".

Gloucester fly-half Danny Cipriani releases an emotional video tribute to ex-girlfriend Caroline Flack, saying "it's OK to be vulnerable".

"It was a very strange insight into what someone's brain does after they do something like that."

Pep Guardiola says his players are 'free to say what they think' as Raheem Sterling is interviewed by Spanish press about a move to Real Madrid.

A discovery at an ancient temple divides experts over possible links to the city's legendary founder.

The sisters last saw each other in 1973 and each thought the other had died under the Khmer Rouge.

Pupils in New Mexico allegedly have had their online data tracked, says the state's attorney general.

The group of government employees said they had to stand naked in a room together during the tests.