The World Anti-Doping Agency is cleared of bullying allegations made by former Olympic champion Beckie Scott.

Josu Ternera, wanted over deadly Eta attacks, went on the run in 2002.

Leeds United's song about Derby manager Frank Lampard came back to haunt them as they exited the play-offs.

Manchester City say they are "not surprised" after being referred by Uefa investigators over alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play rules.

The Ohio school, next to a closed nuclear plant, is contaminated with radioactive chemicals.

Is Manchester City and England forward Raheem Sterling the most significant sportsperson in Britain? A BBC Radio 5 Live special discusses the young footballer's growing influence.

Fashion brand Oh Polly had created a separate account for larger models, but has since deleted it.

They ordered a £260 bottle but were accidentally served up the pricey 2001 Chateau le Pin Pomerol.

The charismatic Labor prime minister for much of the 1980s has died, his family announces.

Ambitious and charismatic Australian politician who led his Labor Party to four election victories.

The European Commission fines five banks a total of €1.07bn for forming cartels to rig currency trading.

Five kittens are found inside a steel column on board a truck which travelled across California.

A former bodybuilder has spoken about how she became obsessed by her weight and body image.

How Sheetal "Strong" Kotak from Kenya used bodybuilding to help overcome her depression.

Bill de Blasio is the latest Democrat to enter the ever more crowded race for the presidency.

Some people claim the "OK" sign has turned into a white nationalist symbol. What is behind that?

Britain's Johanna Konta recovers from a set down against American Sloane Stephens to set up an Italian Open third-round match against Venus Williams.

Splash news agency used a helicopter to take pictures of living areas and directly into a bedroom.

Prosecutions are announced in four countries over the scam, which hit thousands of bank accounts.

England striker Ellen White is to join Manchester City Women from Birmingham City on a two-year contract from 1 July.

Ex-King Albert II will be fined €5,000 a day if he refuses the test in a paternity claim.