The 14,498km (9,009-mile) journey from Perth to London took just over 17 hours.

Leaders Chelsea fight back from 2-0 down against Reading to stay unbeaten in WSL1 but can only earn a frustrating draw.

The French left-winger is accused of celebrating the killing of Arnaud Beltrame in a terrorist attack.

Record 14-time winners Arsenal put five goals past third-tier side Charlton to reach the Women's FA Cup semi-finals.

Britain's Johanna Konta continues her Miami Open title defence with a 6-2 6-1 win over Elise Mertens in round three.

Two lawyers will now no longer join President Trump's team, despite an earlier announcement.

Legendary Wales and British and Irish Lions prop Adam Jones is to retire from playing at Premiership club Harlequins.

Nearly all the Dapchi girls seized by Boko Haram are home after visiting the Nigerian president.

Who was involved? Are Australia out of control? We try to answer the key questions after Saturday's ball-tampering.

Holders Manchester City produce a dramatic comeback to beat Sunderland and reach the semi-finals of the Women's FA Cup.

Carles Puigdemont is remanded in custody while Germany determines if he can be extradited to Spain.

BBC Media Editor Amol Rajan gets on his bike to talk about the future of search at Google's Mountain View campus.

Stormy Daniels says she was told to "leave Trump alone" after her claims of an affair, which he denies.

The sale marks a major retreat for Uber in the costly battle for regional ride-sharing supremacy.

Raquel suffers from chronic pain and sometimes the only way to cope is to lie down, wherever she is.

Thousands of US airline pilots carry guns in the cockpit. Why do they do it - and how are they trained?

Data and analytics can only go so far in unearthing football talent, coaches have to use intuition too.

Aladdin and Bushra experienced first-hand how migrants are treated by the Turkish coastguard.

Bubba Watson wins the WGC Match Play after Justin Thomas' hopes of becoming world number one end in a semi-final loss.

Hundreds of women are speaking out against sexual abuse in South Korea. So can things change?

The BBC followed groups from Parkland, Florida and Newtown, Connecticut, to the biggest march in Washington.