World motocross champion Jack Edmondson and drone racer Matthew Evans go head to head in a racing challenge.

Which teams have made club record signings? And who is starting the campaign with a new manager? It's your club-by-club guide to the 2019-20 Premier League season.

Some of Africa's biggest names feature on Beyoncé's Lion King-inspired album, but might the US singer also gain new audiences?

Direct rule for Northern Ireland is being talked about - but what would it mean?

Relatives are called to identify the bodies of the 58 inmates killed in a deadly gang fight in Brazil.

Unidentified attackers target protesters as 40 pro-democracy activists appear in court.

The former US president made the comment in a 1971 phone call, newly-unearthed recordings reveal.

Watch as Cincinnati Reds pitcher Amir Garret sparks a five-minute mass brawl with MLB opponents Pittsburgh Pirates.

The teenagers were pulled over for routine checks before they were named as suspects in three murders.

Germany has charged Rupert Stadler with fraud over the VW emissions cheating scandal.

British swimmer Adam Peaty says he "enjoys the pain" of training after a record-breaking World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju.

Liverpool trio Virgil van Dijk, Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Tottenham's Harry Kane are in the running for the men's prize in the Best Fifa Football Awards.

It comes amid rising tensions with the island, which Beijing considers to be Chinese territory.

England pace bowler Jofra Archer is left out of the team for the first Test against Australia starting on Thursday.

Indian food service Zomato refused to let the man cancel his order and was backed by Twitter users.

It envisages the building of homes for both Jewish settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank.

Challenged by more moderate contenders, Senator Elizabeth Warren questioned what motivates their bids.

Michael O’Leary tells staff the Irish airline has too many pilots and flight attendants.

It's a city for the flash, the brash and the successful – but what's going on beneath the surface?

About three million hectares are affected, in what Greenpeace says is an "ecological catastrophe".