Midfielder Eric Dier is in the "right frame of mind" to play for Tottenham in Saturday's fixture against Burnley, following his altercation with a fan.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is ruled out of Wednesday's Champions League last-16 second leg against Atletico Madrid with a hip injury.

India's Jemimah Rodrigues is impressing on and off the field as India reach the T20 World Cup final.

High-profile figures fail to stop the execution of Nathaniel Woods over the killing of policemen.

Barbara Martin was one of the original members, singing with the pop group in the early 1960s.

Sheikha Latifa's friend says she feels "positive" after a court ruled the princess was abducted by her father.

They are threatening industrial action if a ship is allowed to dock in spite of coronavirus concerns.

The under-fire star has "mutually decided" to step down from the upcoming performances of Don Carlo.

Gilbert Khoo was caught after a consignment of the endangered fish was seized at Heathrow Airport.

Friedrich Karl Berger, now 94, is still receiving a pension in Germany for his "wartime service".

The former president was impeached in 1998 for lying to investigators about the affair.

Quinnen Williams of the New York Jets is arrested at New York's LaGuardia Airport with a handgun in his possession.

Monaco winger Gelson Martins has been banned for six months for twice pushing the referee in his side's Ligue 1 defeat at Nimes last month.

The only known example of a once-mythical prototype becomes the most expensive gaming item ever.

The star extols the virtues of female directors, as she helps curate a list of films for Women's Day.

US immigration agents denied a blind man the use of Braille, causing him to fail the test.

Sporting events in Britain are unlikely to be affected by coronavirus in the imminent future, says Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden.

The FIA sets up a "crisis cell" to meet every two days and monitor the implications of the coronavirus.

Tiger Woods will miss next week's Players Championship at Sawgrass because of a back injury.

A new project revisits early trips by Indonesian sailors to trade with indigenous Australians.

The star says "there definitely wasn't enough help" to cope with fame when she launched her career.