Spurs will be delighted with a point after their performance at Olympiakos, says BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Matthew Upson, but they failed to control the game as their manager would want.

Former England scrum-half Matt Dawson answers five key questions as the start of the Rugby World Cup in Japan looms.

Harry Kane says Tottenham have not learned from their mistakes after they throw away a 2-0 lead against Olympiakos in the Champions League.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he never doubted Fernandinho would be comfortable playing in a back four.

More than 80 people from the region are being held at a jail in northern India.

The parents of children killed at Sandy Hook have put out a graphic video about mass shootings.

The attack comes as reports emerge that an air strike killed some villagers in eastern Afghanistan.

Centre Henry Slade says his bond with midfield partner Manu Tuilagi can fire England to World Cup success.

Officers may have finally solved the case which sparked South Korea's largest-ever investigation.

Prosecutors say the American Airlines worker has a brother in IS and had IS material on his phone.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz say they want a unity government, but disagree over the premiership.

Nabil Karoui has reached the second round in the country's dramatic presidential election.

MPs in Vienna deal a blow to a landmark agreement which cannot pass without all EU states backing it.

The Belgian jet's pilot is safe and well after being rescued from the line in north-western France.

The US company's president warns of a "digital iron curtain down the Pacific Ocean".

Incidents of hate crime at football matches in England and Wales up by 47% last season, according to new Home Office figures.

The powerful feline spent an hour walking along a second-floor ledge before it was tranquilised.

A UK government statement says the written documents "reflect the ideas the UK has put forward".

The ex-PM says he asked the Queen to "raise an eyebrow" over the Scottish independence vote in 2014.

Robert Kubica is to leave Williams at the end of the season after calling this year "very demanding".

The BBC spent a month in one of Afghanistan's busiest hospitals in the southern city of Kandahar.