A decision to lift life bans for doping on 28 Russian athletes was "extremely disappointing and surprising", says IOC chief Thomas Bach.

Watch the quirkier moments from the Six Nations, featuring 'jigsaw-ish' players, embarrassing parents, Nigel Owens on top form and a dramatic last-gasp winner.

Jurgen Klopp claims he would have to "pay the biggest fine in world football" if he vented his feelings about Harry Kane's penalty at Anfield.

Watch highlights from Super Bowl LII as Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots, featuring Justin Timberlake's half-time show and reaction from BBC Sport's pundits.

Lee Jae-yong has his five year jail term for corruption suspended by an appeals court.

Which player scored a goal worthy of Maradona? Which manager was rewarded with a blancmange? Garth Crooks' team of the week reveals all.

Ex-UN envoy for rhino conservation Esmond Bradley Martin was known for his undercover work.

The reality TV star confirms the birth of her first child by releasing a video documenting her pregnancy.

People brought to hospitals in rebel-held Saraqeb suffered breathing problems, medics say.

Chris Froome begins his 2018 cycling season next week, despite being under investigation for the use of his asthma medication last year.

Analysts say the fall actually stems from signs of improvement in the US economy.

Actor Hugh Grant is to be paid six-figure sum as he settles claim against Mirror Group Newspapers.

Lauri Love, suspected of hacking into FBI and Nasa systems, may now face trial in the UK.

As part of the BBC's State of Sport special, jockey George Chaloner has spoken about how he had to retire at 25 following a number of serious falls and find his life after sport.

The EU's chief negotiator says trade barriers are "unavoidable" if UK leaves the customs union.

Incidents of rioting and looting were reported in the city as fans celebrated historic Eagles' win.

Russian media says a fighter pilot killed in Syria is a "hero" after blowing himself up to avoid capture.

Both supporters and opponents of the long-running NFL kneeling protests boycotted the sporting event.

Johnny Sexton's last-gasp drop-goal only becomes important if Ireland win the Grand Slam or Six Nations, says ex-England centre Jeremy Guscott.

The painting contained a code for Bitcoin worth $50,000 - but had left many scratching their heads.

Tottenham striker Harry Kane says Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk was wrong to claim he dived to win a penalty at Anfield.