Bernard Preynat was found guilty of abusing dozens of children in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

Students in south-west China are returning to school after more than a month off due to coronavirus.

A group of healthy, young volunteers in Seattle are being given the experimental jab.

Liverpool have the most valuable squad in the transfer market from Europe's top-five leagues, according to research group CIES Football Observatory.

No WTA tournaments will be played until at least 2 May as the tour extends its suspension because of coronavirus.

Horse racing in Britain will be held behind closed doors from Tuesday until at least the end of March because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Chelsea have reminded Mason Mount of his responsibilities after being pictured having a kickabout despite being told to self-isolate for 14 days.

Scottish Rugby has announced that the Scotland Women player who had contracted coronavirus has now been released from hospital.

France's competition watchdog says Apple engaged in anti-competitive behaviour.

Stereotypes and myths about race are not just used by racists. Here's how to debunk five myths.

Google's coronavirus partnership with the US government falls short of Donald Trump's description

With free agency set to begin in the NFL, BBC Sport asks whether Tom Brady will leave the New England Patriots, and which other big names could be on the move.

The decision to leave three sites shows the US is looking to dramatically reduce its footprint.

Salah Abdeslam, a suspected mastermind and sole survivor of the 2015 attacks, is among 20 accused.

Other "drastic" steps include more working from home and whole households staying at home for 14 days if one person has symptoms.

The East African state is in partial lockdown following the detection of three cases since Friday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson advises against mass gatherings amid the coronavirus outbreak - effectively cancelling all remaining sporting events.

The European Commission's president is to urge leaders to ban "non-essential" travel.

Exceptions include US citizens, flight crews and diplomats, the Canadian prime minister says.

The president urges Americans to avoid gatherings, bars, restaurants, gyms and crowds.

What will happen to Euro 2020? What about the Champions League? BBC Sport's Simon Stone looks ahead to Uefa's crisis meeting.