The decision to use a spreadsheet format that dates back to the 1980s has proved to be unwise.

There's No Time To Die this year now, but there is still time to catch these other 2020 titles.

Biden is removing attack ads against Trump but the Trump campaign isn't following suit.

Novak Djokovic says it was a "a very awkward situation" when a ball flew off his racquet into a line judge's face in his French Open win.

The US Supreme Court refuses to hear an appeal, meaning the long-running copyright case is over.

Manchester United sign former Paris St-Germain striker Edinson Cavani on a free transfer.

Micheál Martin announced the Republic of Ireland will move to level three restrictions from Wednesday.

Arsenal complete the signing of Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid for 50m euros (£45.3m).

Why is coronavirus leaving some people with long-term health problems including fatigue?

Watch as karter Luca Corberi throws his bumper at opponent Paolo Ippolito in anger after crashing in Karting World Championships KZ Final.

Training based on Ervin Staub's idea of bystander intervention is driving police reform in the US.

Comparing even the simplest data can be complex as we try to measure how our governments are doing.

The health workers going to great lengths to deliver vital supplies in the fight against measles in DR Congo.

The blogger explains why he stopped outing gay celebrities and changed the tone of his website.

Broadcaster and writer Afua Hirsch is fronting the documentary Enslaved with actor Samuel L Jackson.

In Japan one company is hoping that shop workers will be replaced by robots controlled remotely.

Activists warn that public vilification through 'red-tagging' is growing in the Philippines to quash dissent.

Premier League summer spending is only slightly down from recent years, but it was still much higher than Europe's other top leagues.

White evangelicals helped Trump win but a different type of Christian could tip the result this time.

Strict safety measures will be in place for when the vice-presidential candidates go head-to-head.

After spending £1.2bn, which Premier League clubs had the best summer in the transfer market? And who was left short? Phil McNulty has his say.