Rival managers, sports psychologists and insiders feel football has overtaken Jose Mourinho, so what next for the Portuguese, asks Guillem Balague.

Donald Trump says his administration is one of the greatest ever, but do the facts back that up?

A look back at photojournalist Peter Dench's journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway during the World Cup in Russia 2018.

A controversial new abortion law has been enacted in New York state, but why has it caused such a heated debate?

Facebook, Google and others have grown rich from our data. Some tech start-ups are fighting back.

The employee of a New York billionaire was stuck in the lift from Friday until Monday, officials say.

Thousands get lost at India's Kumbh Mela festival. Luckily, volunteers are on hand to reunite friends and families.

Professional kite surfer Olly Bridge gets the "leap of his life" in a heart-stopping 200 metre jump.

The Slumdog Millionaire star on why Love Sonia is her most challenging role yet.

More than 1,000 people showed up to an event in Malaysia giving away just 200 coupons.

MPs reject plan aimed at preventing a no-deal Brexit if Theresa May cannot get her deal through Commons.

The Chinese telecoms giant said it was "disappointed" by the US charges, which include theft and fraud.

José Antonio Pereira describes how his sister-in-law, who was airlifted by helicopter, barely survived.

Relive the best of the action as Barnet and Brentford play out an enthralling 3-3 draw in their FA Cup fourth-round tie at the Hive.

BBC Sport looks at which Premier League clubs have placed the most faith in young players this season.

Dan Sparkes' free-kick for Barnet against Brentford is voted your goal of the FA Cup fourth round.

The American actor is set to star in Bitter Wheat, a play inspired by the disgraced film producer.

England number eight Nathan Hughes says he has "learned his lesson" after a rogue tweet cost him two caps in the autumn.

Former British number one Andy Murray undergoes hip resurfacing surgery in London on Monday.

Amy Shark says the discovery ahead of her UK tour was "scary" and "heartbreaking".

SeaWorld says Kayla, aged 30, "inspired generations of guests and employees to care and learn".