Sydney Thunder crush a poor Melbourne Stars by seven wickets to win the Women's Big Bash League title.

New Zealand crush Argentina 38-0 to avenge their shock defeat two weeks ago and all but seal the Tri-Nations title.

A quick look at just some stories you may have missed this week.

Leading piper says complaints over inappropriate behaviour are often "laughed off".

The tweet is deleted and British Airways says it "unintentionally strayed offside".

Kerri Nicholls lost more than £100,000 due to gambling online.

Pascal Gross' injury-time penalty rescues a deserved draw for Brighton as Liverpool go top of the Premier League table.

Footage shows rivers of mud in the town of Bitti, where at least three people have died.

World champion Lewis Hamilton took his 10th pole position of the season at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Protesters throw fireworks and set up barricades while police use tear gas in tense clashes in Paris.

How an anonymous group of female artists challenged the status quo in New York's art world

Tony Hsieh led online retailer Zappos, acquired by Amazon, and helped transform central Las Vegas.

Wilton Gregory is one of 13 new cardinals installed by Pope Francis at a ceremony on Saturday.

Riyad Mahrez scores a hat-trick as Manchester City put five past Burnley to move up to eighth in the Premier League.

The UK and France agree new measures to help stop migrants crossing the Channel.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp sarcastically congratulates a TV journalist on James Milner's injury and calls Chris Wilder "selfish".

England booked their place in the Autumn Nations Cup final with a 13-24 victory over an improved Wales in Llanelli.

Raphinha scores his first goal for Leeds to sink Everton and earn his side a fourth win since promotion to the Premier League.

Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was for years linked to Iran's nuclear programme - but why was he killed now?

Eden Hazard suffers another injury setback as champions Real Madrid are beaten 2-1 at home by Alaves in La Liga.

Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller becomes the first woman to play in an elite Power 5 match.