Deontay Wilder describes himself as the "hardest hitter" in boxing history after his seventh-round knockout of Luis Ortiz in Las Vegas.

Tear gas was fired as a victory parade by cup-winning Brazilian team Flamengo ended in chaos.

Who was strutting around like they owned the place and who is in for a difficult week? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week.

New manager Jose Mourinho can end Tottenham's 11-year wait for a trophy, says captain Harry Kane.

Australian PM Scott Morrison says allegations of a bid to infiltrate parliament are "deeply disturbing".

Richard Spencer is told to step down over the case of a Navy Seal accused of war crimes.

When it comes to Black Friday shopping deals, do you know when you're being manipulated?

Activists say military-grade cans are being fatally shot at people in anti-government protests in Iraq.

Music industry veteran Jeremy Lascelles looks back on how illegal downloads threatened the business.

As India increases its use of cement, the boss of an Indian company hopes to curb its emissions.

Leading Democrats have clashed over whether legalising cannabis leads to harder drug use - what's the evidence?

The fictional female superhero and her pet tiger fight trafficking in the latest Priya Shakti comic.

Senegal has introduced free chemotherapy treatment - but cancer patients are still left facing a huge bill.

Flamengo win the Brazilian championship without kicking a ball, just 24 hours after their dramatic Copa Libertadores victory.

This year looks set to see the largest fall in electricity production from coal ever, a new report says.

More than 10% of patients in an extensive study died from cardiovascular disease - not their cancer.

After Pakistan suffered its biggest HIV outbreak this year, we look at the human cost to its children.

England are crushed in the first Test by New Zealand to lose by an innings and 65 runs at the Bay Oval.

Disney say its a global record for an animation but Lion King fans might dispute that...

Vue and Showcase have dropped the movie, while Odeon is pledging "security" around screenings.

Major wins for pro-democracy candidates in local elections put new pressure on Hong Kong's government.