Newcastle are offering season ticket holders a free additional half-season ticket to gift to fellow supporters to help fill St James' Park.

The pilot warned his passengers before he brought the plane down in Costa Rica.

The "toxic" conditions at the Sydney Cricket Ground, caused by bushfires, leaves players feeling like they have "smoked 80 cigarettes", says Australia spinner Steve O'Keefe.

The economy sees the weakest three months for more than a decade as growth flatlines.

As Pakistan prepare to play their first Test at home since 2009, BBC Sport explores what it means for a country where cricket is "like a religion".

Genk goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt, 17, concedes four goals as Napoli move into the Champions League last 16.

Pete Frates championed the campaign that raised millions for research into his ALS disease.

The singer, whose hits included The Look and It Must Have Been Love, had had a brain tumour.

The latest information on the people affected by the deadly eruption on New Zealand's White Island.

Chelsea secure qualification to the Champions League knockout stages as Group H runners-up with victory over Lille at Stamford Bridge.

They were accused of abusing authority in a car manufacturing embezzlement scandal.

Formula 1 teams unanimously reject the tyres proposed by supplier Pirelli for the 2020 season.

The move is a key step towards a full vote in the US House of Representatives.

Some 700 homes have been swept away, power stations have been flooded and mining has been affected.

Fifteen people died in the April 2017 attack in the Russian city, many of them students.

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

President Donald Trump now faces the second stage of a political process that could see him removed from office.

Democrat Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler announces the two articles of impeachment.

The shadow health secretary says he was "joshing" in a secret recording leaked by a Tory friend.

The charges unveiled by Democrats suggest haste being put before justice, says legal expert Jonathan Turley.

The ice sheet's contribution to sea-level rise is now seven times what it was in the 1990s.