The NFL returns in style as Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady and Lamar Jackson all make it into plays of the week.

The order follows revelations some crews had stayed at one of the president's Scottish golf resorts.

England name an unchanged squad for the fifth and final Ashes Test against Australia at The Oval.

The long-time Zimbabwean leader was "bitter" about being ousted in 2017, a relative tells the BBC.

At least 17 people were injured at a religious procession when two elephants reportedly ran amok.

The BBC asks former members of India's space agency what went wrong with its most complex mission.

Violence erupted after a rally on Sunday called to ease tensions over recent xenophobic attacks.

Joe Root should continue to lead England and the coaching set-up should not be split, says former assistant coach Paul Farbrace.

Hiroto Saikawa faced fresh leadership scrutiny after saying he was overpaid as part of a bonus scheme.

YouTuber Nikita Dragun is accused of cultural appropriation over a 'box braids' hairstyle.

The US president says Mark Sanford, a former South Carolina governor, is a "badly failed candidate".

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel says he is "not worried" about his form after he wrecked his Italian Grand Prix with a spin and collision.

BBC Sport travels to Monte Carlo to meet England Under-21 defender Jonathan Panzo, who left Chelsea for Monaco and has since moved to Cercle Bruges on loan.

He says he will quit as Speaker and MP at the next election or on 31 October, whichever comes first.

Andy Robertson says he is still "learning on the job" as Scotland captain as he deals with increased criticism of his performances.

A wave of attacks on foreign-owned businesses in South Africa has left at least 10 dead.

Four men have been safely freed from the vessel after being trapped for more than a day.

Rafael Nadal says it was "impossible" to hold in his emotions after beating Daniil Medvedev to win the US Open, but he is not thinking of Grand Slam number 20.

US regulators have sent a warning to the e-cigarette company, as health officials probe deaths.

Three Democratic-led committees accuse the president of targeting a possible political opponent.

Margaret Atwood says threats to women's rights give her characters a new resonance.