Team Bath's Layla Guscoth on juggling life as a junior doctor with the Netball Superleague, as the 2018 season approaches.

Take a look at the results after we asked who you would pick in a combined north London XI for the Spurs-Arsenal derby?

Several officials at a top amateur team are suspected of encouraging cyclists to take banned drugs.

Lucas Warren is the first baby with Down's syndrome to be selected as a Gerber model.

The congresswoman shares stories of undocumented immigrants in an unprecedented talkathon.

Former captain Greig Laidlaw returns at scrum-half as Scotland make six changes for Sunday's Six Nations meeting with France.

English players have "learned very quickly" and may be the "masters" of diving, says Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.

Controversy ensues during the curling mixed doubles match between China and Switzerland, as a member from both teams appeared to move one of the stones.

British snowboarder Katie Ormerod has a scan on her leg after crashing in training for the Winter Olympics - a day after fracturing her wrist.

Plastic waste is increasing in the supposedly pristine wilderness of the Arctic.

Norway's Winter Olympics team chefs blame a translation error, but could it be just a typo?

Russia confirms a rich strawberry farmer and six others to run against President Putin.

The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is to attend the Winter Olympic Games in South Korea.

Meet Katie Ormerod, the Team GB snowboarder whose dream of taking part in the Winter Olympics' spectacular new Big Air event was cut short hours before the opening ceremony.

Passengers dispute the airline's suggestion that someone tampered with the emergency exit door.

Tesla says it has "learned many lessons" from its production plans for the Model 3.

Rubbish is piling up across the Colombian capital a week into a strike by bin collectors.

Leinster talent Jordan Larmour is in line for his Ireland debut after being named on the bench for the Six Nations game against Italy.

The ICC announces initial inquiries into alleged crimes in the Philippines and also in Venezuela.

The photo of five former White House aides that just won't go away

Sir Bobby Charlton, his brother Jack, Sir Trevor Brooking and Gordon Taylor were among the mourners.