Brain Cox narrates the opening montage to BBC Sport's coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang - where sport, science and humanity collide with spectacular results.

The new lyrics are sung by MPs for the first time- listen out for "all of us command” instead of "all thy sons".

US bombs killed an estimated 100 pro-government fighters in Deir al-Zour overnight.

Leicester winger Riyad Mahrez will not face Manchester City but Claude Puel hopes he will "get his head right" and return to the squad.

The White House prepares for another shutdown, as a senator rails against budget "hypocrisy".

Nicolas Hulot fends off rumours of sexual harassment, weeks after a colleague was accused of rape.

Opposition parties are debating whether to run in presidential elections set for 22 April.

She says her client, accused of a foiled terrorist train attack in France, will not get a fair trial.

Wales fly-half Rhys Patchell's own team-mates will have doubts over his "bottle" for Saturday's meeting with England, says Eddie Jones.

Mason crawled in to get a stuffed toy before being rescued by his local fire department.

Adam Rippon previously said he would not meet the vice-president because of his anti-gay beliefs.

West Brom striker Jay Rodriguez says he is "in disbelief" about being charged with allegedly racially abusing Brighton defender Gaetan Bong.

Mark Lawrenson takes on comedian Rhys James in the latest round of Premier League predictions.

The cast of the newest Marvel Studios film explain why it's a superhero movie with a difference.

It's a black superhero film with a black cast, and it's making history in more ways than one.

Wall Street suffers another day of losses, extending a sell-off that started last week.

Canada could not confirm whether one of its delegation members was actually involved in the episode.

The remains were uncovered in flower pots at a house connected to gardener Bruce McArthur.

Syrian Kurds seize two men, suspected of being part of a notorious torture cell, US officials say.

Team USA have acted "dishonourably" by tossing a coin to decide who would be their Winter Olympics flag bearer, a double gold medallist has claimed.

Police say the black-and-white hand-drawn sketch of the suspect "jogged the memory" of an investigator.