Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry says he wanted to "confront" the disappointment of his short spell at Monaco in becoming coach of Montreal Impact.

England head coach Eddie Jones fears some Saracens players could skip the Six Nations to help their club avoid relegation after a 35-point deduction for salary cap breaches.

Lionel Messi scores an injury-time penalty as Argentina rescue a draw in their friendly with South American rivals Uruguay.

The US government has issued a directive banning sleeping at work. But sleep experts say they should reconsider.

Mick McCarthy says the Republic of Ireland can beat anyone in the play-offs after his side missed out on automatic qualification for Euro 2020 with a draw against Denmark.

Italy record one of the biggest wins in their history as they complete their successful Euro 2020 qualifying campaign by thrashing Armenia 9-1

The incident in northern Mali comes weeks after one of the deadliest attacks in recent years.

Croatia begin the defence of their Davis Cup title with defeat by Russia as the new-look group tournament gets under way in Madrid.

Bushfires raging to the north of the city are creating a dense haze and "hazardous" air quality

The controversy over the duke's ties to Jeffrey Epstein is understood to have been a factor in the move.

Mbazira Moses and his friends are trying to rebuild their lives after fleeing anti-gay discrimination.

Russia has lost more than £130m in theft from a key space project cherished by President Putin.

Photographs of the working lives of sanitation workers in India.

Radio 1 Newsbeat give you a AAA pass at Golden State Warriors' new home.

Eliud Kipchoge made history in October by becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. Here's how he did it.

Economists seek to explain our world but they often get things wrong, argue two Nobel prize winners.

China wants to end its dependence on imported computer chips, but experts says it will struggle.

The tech giant's boss Phil Harrison believes its new service Stadia is a "leap forward" for gaming.

"When I wake up every morning I start crying. Then I wipe my tears away and I get ready to go to school," he said.

Despite signing a "cessation of touring agreement" in 2014, the band are going back on the road.

"I think we're all shifting our behaviour," the BBC broadcaster says as he wins a prestigious award.