Negotiations with Premiership Rugby for the release of players for Scotland v France are looking "positive", says Gregor Townsend.

England coach Eddie Jones says he needs "to reset the team" after their Six Nations title defence ended in defeat by Ireland and a fifth-place finish.

Jofra Archer's elbow injury has "got worse" and "needs attention", says England captain Eoin Morgan.

A world-first trial in Australia is using dogs to help the endangered species procreate.

Luke Shaw set for new Old Trafford deal, Wolves winger tipped for move, Alaba close to Real Madrid switch, plus more.

One of the world's biggest syringe makers has ramped up production to meet the Covid demand.

Jang Yeong-jin fled North Korea to escape a loveless marriage. Now he is engaged to his boyfriend.

Thousands are making difficult choices to protest against military rule. What are their stories?

How homes formerly owned by fighters in Colombia's armed conflict are auctioned to benefit victims.

Islamic militants operating in the north have been the cause of growing concern in the region.

There are three options in the US, and some are turning their nose up at one of them.

More than 26.8 million first and 2.1 million second doses have now been given in the UK since December.

Captain Alun Wyn Jones and flanker Josh Navidi rue Wales indiscipline late on that helped France deny them a Grand Slam in Paris.

Wayne Pivac is left feeling "numb" after his Wales side's Grand Slam hopes are crushed with a dramatic last-gasp defeat in France.

BBC Scotland takes a look at how Rangers have turned the Old Firm derby tide against Celtic.

Their property was caught in flash floods on what would have been their wedding day.

The RSPCA describe it as "an incredibly rare sighting".

"Governments are going to insist" on vaccines for international travellers, Qantas' boss tells the BBC.

There will also be voluntary questions on sexual orientation and gender identity for the first time.

UK intelligence recently warned of Russian submarines "aggressively operating" near Atlantic cables.

Ex-England scrum-half Matt Dawson says he still has flashbacks to times his Grand Slam hopes were ended and the same will be true for Wales players.