Emma Hayes hails the progress of English clubs as her Chelsea team and Manchester City reach the Women's Champions League semi-finals.

Somerset confirm that Cameron Bancroft will no longer join the club in 2018, but do not rule out a future deal.

The US had sued the bank for alleged fraud over the sale of mortgage-backed securities.

There will be no British referees at a World Cup for the first time since 1938 when the 2018 tournament is played in Russia this year.

The family of eight are all believed to have died after their vehicle drove off a California cliff.

French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy is accused of trying to influence a judge in a corruption case.

Yulia Skripal's health is improving rapidly, nearly four weeks after being exposed to a nerve agent.

Ireland rugby players Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding were found not guilty of raping a student in Belfast in 2016.

A woman is convicted in France for calling the killing of a butcher in a supermarket siege "justice".

The bank said he was deemed to be "a person without capacity for civil conduct".

After Sauber impressed with their looks rather than speed in Australia, BBC Sport takes at look at some easy-on-the-eye backmarkers from years gone by.

David Shulkin says Washington's environment is "so toxic, chaotic, disrespectful and subversive".

Ugandan newspaper apologises for offering the chance to win a bottle of wine for victims' stories.

BBC Sport trawled through the archives in order to dig out a few of the most iconic news conferences in sport over the years.

Moscow kicks out 60 envoys and closes a consulate in response to US action over spy poisoning.

A government official insists the brief capture of Mayor Abdelraouf Beitelmal was a legal procedure.

Dai Greene, the 2011 men's 400m hurdles world champion, is back on the major championship stage after six years ruined by injury.

Several firms backed David Hogg's call for a boycott after Laura Ingraham said he was whining.

For the first time since being shot by Taliban militants, the Nobel laureate is in her home country.

Ball-tampering bans given to Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft contain "glaring and clear anomalies", says the Australian Cricketers' Association.

The 12-year-old joined Pope Francis for a ride around St Peter's Square on the popemobile.