Manchester United supporters tell the club that they were "disgusted, embarrassed and angry" about its plans to play in the European Super League.

Despite a difficult childhood, Martha Koome became Kenya's first female chief justice.

Gill Castle is on a mission to break down fear and stigma around taking to the water with a colostomy pouch.

The BBC outlines why it cannot join the social media boycott but pledges to continue to work hard to tackle abuse and expose and challenge racism.

The case led to the resignation of the government in Haiti, where kidnappings have surged recently.

The ex-England rugby player praises the Queen's stoicism at the "beautifully done" funeral service.

José Gregorio Hernández treated the poor in the country during the Spanish flu pandemic a century ago.

Lewis Hamilton heads Max Verstappen by 0.143 seconds to lead the way in second practice at the Portuguese Grand Prix.

Rudi Batten was denied chicken nuggets but fled with a double-sausage McMuffin and some cash.

Ian Wright sits down with Alan Shearer to discuss the effect of racist abuse online and shows him an abusive direct message he received that morning.

The true horror of the crush that killed dozens of Orthodox Jews in Israel is becoming evident.

Ireland's summer tour to Fiji is cancelled because of uncertainty caused by the pandemic, with the IRFU hopeful of arranging alternative Tests

Priceless artefacts are to be returned from next year as a step towards "reconciliation".

Dr Stephen Karanja repeatedly said that the jab was "totally unnecessary".

Zoë Roth, 21, will use the money from the sale of a 2005 image of her to pay her student loan.

KL Rahul's unbeaten 91 from 57 balls helped Punjab Kings to a comfortable 34-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League.

"I'm not a doctor," the US podcast host said, after suggesting young people could pass on vaccines.

Thousands return to the dance floor in Liverpool at a test event with no social distancing or masks.

High school students are among those killed in eastern Afghanistan, and dozens more people are hurt.

Promoter Eddie Hearn says claims a bout between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury is "dead in the water" are not true.