Players' union chief Gordon Taylor denies his organisation has been "asleep" over dementia in football and wished he had "unlocked" the issue.

House Of The Dragon, due for release in 2022, will tell the backstory of the Targaryen family.

Teams will be allowed to select a 26-player squad instead of the usual 23 at this summer's European Championship.

Convicted last year, Ioannis Lagos is held in Belgium after the European Parliament lifts his immunity.

Two Spanish journalists, an Irish national and a local soldier were abducted by gunmen on Monday.

The monarch is seen carrying out virtual audiences for the first time since Prince Philip's death.

Forward Neymar says the current season is his happiest at Paris St-Germain amid speculation over his future.

Some governments are looking at coronavirus status systems but it is not without controversy.

The fee-paying Miami school told staff vaccinated teachers might "transmit something" to students.

More than 2,000 athletes and officials will be prioritised for vaccination ahead of the Tokyo Games.

Ministers condemn an open letter, which claims Islamists are taking over parts of France.

Wimbledon will will stage matches on its traditional rest day on the middle Sunday of the tournament from 2022.

Former NFL linebacker Geno Hayes dies aged 33, two years after he was diagnosed with liver disease.

Bayern Munich's move for RB Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann is one designed to show dominance and destroy hope, writes Constantin Eckner.

Fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear a face mask outdoors, except in crowded settings.

The inquiry could be politically damaging for President Bolsonaro and even lead to his impeachment.

Arsenal owners Stan Kroenke and Josh Kroenke say they remain "100% committed" to the Premier League club and "are not selling any stake".

AB de Villiers hit an unbeaten 75 from 42 balls as Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Delhi Capitals by one run to go top of the Indian Premier League.

Andrew Brown's family are calling for the release of all bodycam footage after he died last week.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been announced as campaign chairs of the star-studded event.

Editors of the US site describe the move as "not anti-beef, but rather pro-planet".