Huddersfield fight back from behind to beat Birmingham and book a home tie against Manchester United in the FA Cup fifth round.

Frantic finishes, outrageous outfits and spectacular falls are just a few of the reasons to be excited about the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics.

Kim Yo-jong's Olympics visit will be the first by a member of the North's ruling dynasty.

Open venues such as St Andrews and Royal Troon could be in danger by the end of the century if sea levels rise, says new report.

The suspect allegedly used one syringe, which is believed to have infected 33 people.

As the scale of plastic pollution in the world's oceans becomes ever more apparent, could bottle deposit schemes help turn the tide?

A scientific reconstruction shows the stone age Briton had dark skin and blue eyes.

Susan Lamb gives a tearful speech about her childhood to explain why she cannot access key papers.

An agreement looks set to end months of wrangling since inconclusive elections in September.

British Olympic sprinter Nigel Levine is provisionally suspended for failing a drugs test.

Four-time Olympic champion Laura Kenny will make her competitive return at the Track Cycling World Championships, six months after giving birth.

The Chief Justice criticises the government for not obeying court orders to release Miguna Miguna.

Social media reacts to the world's most powerful rocket making its maiden flight.

Glenn Maxwell hits a sublime unbeaten century after taking 3-10 to give Australia a five-wicket win over England in the Twenty20 tri-series in Hobart.

Missiles reportedly hit ammunition depots in a complex housing a suspected chemical weapons facility.

France says the controversial new law is "ill advised", joining protests led by the US and Israel.

Customers flock to the Ethiopian cafe for its unusual setting and homemade honey wine.

Lady Nicola Mendelsohn is living with a currently incurable form of blood cancer.

Many commuters were forced to walk home as 10 metro stations closed and buses were overcrowded.

Kim Yo-jong is the first legitimate descendant of North Korea's founder to visit the south.

UK Anti-Doping spent 7% of its annual budget on legal fees in the case involving former heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury and cousin Hughie.