Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Taison's red card after reacting to alleged racist abuse should be 'symbolically withdrawn", says the world players' union.

How Trump supporters interpreted the first day of the televised impeachment inquiry.

British Cycling's former head of medicine casts doubt on Dr Richard Freeman's claim that testosterone was delivered to its headquarters on behalf of Shane Sutton.

A number of World Trade Organization countries have asked for compensation over Brexit.

Ryan Straschnitzki was injured in the deadly April 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

Elizabeth Warren's latest ad promoting her wealth tax has received some pushback from the 1%.

Sonny Bill Williams, Super League newcomers Toronto Wolfpack's marquee signing, tells BBC Sport about his conversion to Islam and his return to rugby league.

The world's largest public bank is to stop backing oil, gas and coal projects at the end of 2021.

Roger Federer moves into the ATP Finals last four at the expense of Novak Djokovic with a scintillating win over his great rival.

Cristiano Ronaldo takes his tally to 98 international goals as his hat-trick against Lithuania moves Portugal to within one win of a place at Euro 2020.

England's Raheem Sterling says it was wrong for fans to boo Joe Gomez when he came on in the 7-0 Euro 2020 qualifier win against Montenegro.

Three BBC reporters break down the key points as the impeachment inquiry goes public.

How relations with an eastern European country became central to the Trump presidency.

Meanwhile, Hong Kong's justice secretary is "seriously hurt" after being jostled in London.

As fires takes hold across vast areas of Australia, some people set out to make the problem worse.

Many fear for the security of critical online infrastructure, but the real issue is closer to home.

Well-known brands of maize flour have been banned after a warning they could be poisonous to humans.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

Labour would part-nationalise BT to deliver the policy and tax tech giants to help cover the £20bn cost.

Fashion collections that only exist in digital form are being sold, as the fashion industry learns from computer games.

Facing a year without any first graders, a school in South Korea opened its doors to grandmothers.