More than 100 items stolen from Yoko Ono in 2006 in New York have been found by German police.

Eight women had accused the veteran US television interviewer of inappropriate behaviour.

Man Utd striker Romelu Lukaku agrees to pay compensation to US police over noise complaints.

A look at the career of Robert Mugabe, who has resigned as Zimbabwe's president after 37 years in power.

Children fill the UN headquarters in New York for World Children's Day and complain their interests are not represented.

Bike manufacturer finds itself on the wrong side of the track over controversial Instagram posts.

We look at the main charges against Ratko Mladic, a general known as the "Butcher of Bosnia".

After the British Virgin Islands were hit by two category five hurricanes in September, BBC Sport discovers how they are recovering and aiming for sporting glory.

Faiz Siddiqui wants £1m in damages from the university because of "inadequate" teaching.

The new measures come a day after the US redesignated North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism.

Makenzee Meaux says she'd lost hope of feeling beautiful until she met her fiancé.

Tottenham come from behind to beat Borussia Dortmund in Germany and secure first place in Group H of the Champions League.

Liverpool concede a stoppage-time equaliser as Sevilla fight back from 3-0 down at half-time to draw 3-3 in the Champions League.

Manchester City secure top spot in Champions League Group F as Raheem Sterling's late goal seals victory over Dutch champions Feyenoord.

Mark Chapman introduces the latest American football action from the NFL, with expert analysis by Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell.

England captain Joe Root says the first Ashes Test will be "hostile and intimidating", but his players should not be scared.

Who do you think should be in the England team for the second Ashes Test against Australia? Pick your XI and share it with friends.

Allegations of misconduct emerge about the man behind Toy Story and dozens of other classics.

AFOTY nominee Victor Moses lost his parents at 11 and arrived in London with no English before finding success in football.

Wigan winger Ryan Colclough scores twice and is then substituted so he can attend the birth of his second child.

Forty years on from the inaugural London-New York Concorde service, those who flew on the iconic aircraft share their memories.