An uncanny image of Frank Lampard is oddly being used to showcase an upcoming New York public space.

How the White House insider who wrote for the New York Times may have given themselves away (or not).

Two-time Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora says Colin Kaepernick will go down in history alongside Muhammad Ali for taking a stand for his beliefs.

Russia accuses the UK of "hysteria" as Western powers say Russian state "almost certainly" behind attack.

Surrey move a step closer to the County Championship title with a 10-wicket victory against holders Essex.

Simon Yates loses the Vuelta a Espana leader's jersey to Jesus Herrada as Alexandre Geniez emerges from a breakaway to win stage 12.

Darren Till can become the second Briton to hold a UFC world title when he faces American Tyron Woodley in Dallas.

Italy accuses six Tunisians of smuggling migrants, but supporters say they helped a boat in distress.

Uganda's pop star MP speaks to BBC Africa from the US, where he has been receiving medical treatment.

Paul Pogba says he "still has a contract" at Manchester United but did not commit his long-term future to the Premier League club.

The upbeat assessment comes after claims Michel Barnier called the UK plan "dead in the water".

A titanium plant is blamed for sulphur dioxide polluting the town of Armyansk.

Prosecutors are considering charges of involuntary manslaughter over the disaster in Genoa, Italy.

Emails suggest Brett Kavanaugh questioned whether a ruling legalising abortion was "settled law".

Alastair Cook talks to Jonathan Agnew about the high and lows of his career before his final Test, which begins against India on Friday.

Moscow still denies ordering the Salisbury poisoning - but officials are bracing for the consequences.

A report finds the officer used excessive force when he Tasered an 11-year-old accused of shoplifting.

The moustachioed megastar starred in Deliverance, Smokey and the Bandit, and The Cannonball Run.

One of Hollywood's most enduring actors who could move effortlessly from comedy to drama.

The new award, which could have recognised box office hits like Black Panther, drew industry criticism.

Demonstrators are angry over government corruption and a lack of basic public services.