South Africa pace bowler Kagiso Rabada is banned for the final Test of the series against England following his celebration of Joe Root's dismissal in the third Test.

Social network orders the Spinner to stop targeting its users with "disguised" ads.

A dust cloud sweeps across a New South Wales town, turning it red in seconds.

Andy Burnham calls the rap about the 2017 attack "unnecessarily hurtful and deeply disrespectful".

Watford are a side reborn under Nigel Pearson, but how has he led them from six points adrift to a point above the relegation zone in a month?

Evelyn Yang is one of 31 women suing a gynaecologist over allegations of sexual assault.

Ayanna Pressley says she shared her condition because "as a Black woman, the personal is political".

Saudi Arabia unveils detailed plans for a new race track that is poised to host Formula 1 from 2023.

Everything you need to know about Conor McGregor's return to the octagon against Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone at UFC 246 in Las Vegas this weekend.

Liverpool and England star Jordan Henderson has a wonderful array of midfield qualities scarcely reflected in the statistics, says MOTD2 pundit Danny Murphy.

The office accepted that the tweet, which made a joke about visa applications, was insensitive.

Premier League referees are told to start using pitchside monitors for red card decisions where it is felt they should have the final say.

Roberto Alvim used parts of a speech by Nazi Germany's propaganda chief, sparking outrage.

Police in Iceland tell the BBC autopsies will take place next week to find out the cause of death.

Harry Harris rebukes critics of his facial hair, which reminds some South Koreans of colonial rule.

So far more than 2.7 million EU citizens have applied for settled status after Brexit in the UK.

Greg Page, a founder and original lead singer of the children's group, collapsed in Sydney.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says moving the Africa Cup of Nations back to January is a "catastrophe" for his club.

Former special prosecutors from Bill Clinton's impeachment trial are on the president's team.

There has been speculation about how many of the bushfires were caused by arson - what do the figures show?

Ollie Pope scores his first Test century and Ben Stokes 120 to put England in a dominant position on day two of the third Test against South Africa.