Cardiff Blues flanker James Botham will win his first Wales cap against Georgia on Saturday as one of 13 personnel changes made by Wayne Pivac.

Pep Guardiola signs a two-year deal that will see him remain as Manchester City manager until the summer of 2023.

The government announces a rescue package of £300m of emergency funding for sports impacted by the absence of spectators because of coronavirus.

UK officials are reportedly considering asking us to stop sending "thanks" emails - but why?

The international break could prove to be particularly costly for Premier League clubs with players returning with injuries and the coronavirus.

Introducing substitutes to the Big Bash League is a "ludicrous" idea, says former Australia spinner Brad Hogg.

Secret footage of a prisoner's brutal torture in 2018 caused a public outcry and calls for reform.

EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier says a member of his team has tested positive for the virus.

President Macron gives Muslim leaders 15 days to agree a "charter of republican values".

The great whales are returning to the island that hosted the industry that nearly destroyed them.

Nvidia's game-streaming service is working on an iPhone version of Fortnite, despite the app's ban.

At least 30 people have lost their lives in devastation caused by the strongest Atlantic hurricane of the year.

Sixteen people are killed in protests in Uganda over the arrest of presidential candidate Bobi Wine.

For the first time, advocates have tracked how animals in US waters are harmed by plastic pollution.

Early signs suggest it may help patients with severe breathing difficulties who are on ventilators.

Current mortality rates in Europe are seeing a person die every 17 seconds, an official says.

The deal will bring together two of the world's most high-profile digital media firms.

The former US president's record-selling memoir contains some candid portraits of world leaders.

The Premier League is very close to agreeing a bailout deal with English Football League clubs, says Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was "not close at all" to leaving the Premier League club, says BBC Radio 5 Live's Guillem Balague.

The Back to the Future star on his battle with the disease and how he initially tried to hide his diagnosis.