Wasps' Christian Wade has been let down by coaches who failed to make the most of his potential, says former Lions winger Ugo Monye.

The next three domestic rugby union campaigns will include in-season breaks for players, says the Rugby Football Union.

Fouad Belkacem, whose group sent dozens of jihadists to Syria, now faces deportation to Morocco.

Somalia's bomb-hit capital relies on a free first-aid team but it is having to scale down operations.

UFC fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov says he wants to face boxing legend Floyd Mayweather in a "world record" bout in Moscow.

For the first time, the European Commission tells a member state to change its national budget.

Defending champion Caroline Wozniacki beat Petra Kvitova 7-5 3-6 6-2 on day three of the WTA Finals in Singapore.

Justice O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the top court, says she is withdrawing from public life.

The world will not be endangered if the US pulls out of a missile deal with Russia, US National Security Adviser Bolton says.

The Irish government says it will try to identify the remains and arrange "respectful reburials".

Nearly 90% of apps on Google Play share data with Google parent Alphabet, researchers say.

A dismal England fall to their heaviest defeat in one-day international cricket as Sri Lanka thrash the tourists by 219 runs in the final ODI in Colombo.

A row over the US southern border is being fuelled by misinformation and false statements online.

A dozen family members of Republican Adam Laxalt pen an op-ed opposing his bid for governor.

The three major US indexes remain lower, but recover most of their losses as trading nears an end.

Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush is suing an Australian newspaper over stories it ran about him.

Women and girls across the UK face "relentless" harassment, according to a new report.

A man accused of groping a woman on a plane says the US president said grabbing women was OK.

A shop owner asked them to come back when he had more money - when they did, they were arrested.

More than 20 people have been hurt at the Repubblica metro station in the Italian capital.

Industry leaders say government plans for medicines supply are not enough and leaving EU could threaten supply chain.