Gerardo Bedoya is the football player to receive the most red cards in football's history

Russian influence in the UK is now "the new normal", according to a parliamentary committee.

Police are involved in a tense stand-off with the man who took about 20 people hostage in Lutsk.

His teenage showreel is more popular than Jonny Wilkinson's 2003 drop-goal, but five years later Tyrese Johnson-Fisher has left rugby for good.

Manchester United keeper David de Gea has come under scrutiny again after his errors contributed to his side's FA Cup semi-final defeat by Chelsea.

England bowler Jofra Archer returns a second negative Covid-19 test and is available for selection for the final Test against West Indies.

The "zero climate impact" promise covers both its own operations and those of its suppliers.

The victims were shot dead during a swimming trip while six other youths escaped.

Arlo Lippiatt's lockdown magazine project has been a hit with musicians and fans around the world.

He is accused of overthrowing a democratically-elected government to assume power.

Amber Heard denied the Tesla founder visited her in 2015 when her then husband Johnny Depp was away.

It introduces an exception to medical confidentiality if a victim is deemed in "immediate danger".

Mike Pompeo says UK took "sovereign" decision to exclude Chinese firm out of its national interest.

A hidden message about Hong Kong has led to a game being taken offline.

The Norwegian bride and her Swedish groom decided to marry at the border instead of wait for Covid-19 restrictions to be lifted.

Former Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi is moved to a specialist recovery centre after suffering head injuries in a handbike accident.

A Turkish censorship row breaks out after a writer says her show was axed over a gay character.

Michael Cohen claims he was sent back to jail in retaliation for writing a book about the president.

The return of the ATP Tour has been pushed back after the Washington Open is cancelled because of "too many unresolved issues" caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

A group including Serena Williams is to fund a new Los Angeles-based women's team set to launch in time for the National Women's Soccer League in spring 2022.

The justice department charges two men targeting companies researching coronavirus treatments.