Alex Cruz leaves British Airways after four years with the airline, replaced by Aer Lingus' Sean Doyle.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is out for the season after suffering a fracture and dislocation of his right ankle in his team's win over the New York Giants.

Record-breaking mare Enable, who won 11 Group One races, has been retired from racing.

The change follows protests sparked by a brutal gang rape and rising case numbers.

Carlo Acutis, who died aged 15 in 2006, has already been dubbed "the patron saint of the internet".

Thirteen people are killed in violence across the Central American nation in 24 hours at the weekend.

West Ham would be against radical plans by Liverpool and Manchester United to reform the English football pyramid, according to a club insider.

Thousands have been waiting in camps to be allowed to settle in Israel for years.

Live coverage of the US Senate Judiciary Committee as it begins hearings into Amy Coney Barrett's nomination .

The work of Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson is used in the sale of airport slots and radio spectrums.

The Vatican's ex-treasurer had his conviction for sexual abuse overturned in Australia in April.

Finn Russell returns to the Scotland squad after missing the Six Nations matches in February and March for a breach of team protocol.

Sri Lanka coach Mickey Arthur says there is a "strong drive to get the game going" in the country after the coronavirus lockdown.

Michael Rosen says the nurses who cared for him showed 'overwhelming devotion' while he was in hospital.

Protests against police brutality continue despite the announcement that a notorious unit is disbanded.

Chinese social media users vent anger over a speech singer RM made while accepting an award.

Mark Zuckerberg says his "thinking has evolved" as the social network changes strategy.

A 5.4-tonne RAF bomb dropped in 1945 lies at the bottom of a busy Baltic shipping canal.

A top official says police can open fire on "violent radicals" protesting against the government.

What kind of justice might Amy Coney Barrett be? We take a look at her own words to find out.

Kubrat Pulev will fight champion Anthony Joshua in a world heavyweight title bout in London on 12 December, the Bulgarian claims.