The Wall Street Journal ran an opinion piece criticising China's response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says "maybe there is room to the change the offside rule a little bit" in the wake of repeated VAR controversy.

Turkey's leader warns Syria over its large-scale offensive against rebels in the northern province.

A "ghost" cargo ship has washed up off the coast of County Cork, Ireland.

The Mumbai-based dance group performed with Blink 182 to win a popular American reality TV show.

The two light aircraft with two people on board each crashed to the ground north of Melbourne.

Police are searching for a woman seen with seven-year-old Fátima Aldrighett, who was later found dead.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho gives a unusual stairway analogy when asked about Son Heung-min's arm injury.

Scotland centre Huw Jones has been replaced by Chris Harris in one of three changes to the side for Saturday's Six Nations trip to Italy.

Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano says club licensing and FFP breaches are "simply not true".

Professional musician Dagmar Turner was diagnosed with a large brain tumour in 2013.

Liverpool are set to let Adam Lallana leave the club in the summer when the England midfielder's contract runs out.

Members of the far-right group gave out books that appear to caricature Turkish men brandishing guns.

The proposal would end prison sentences for polygamy among consenting adults in the state of Utah.

Rare video shows Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman being processed at a high-security jail in Mexico.

A man was shot on Wednesday morning at a house in the Hollywood hills, police confirmed to Newsbeat.

World number one Rory McIlroy says he does not want to compete in a proposed breakaway Premier Golf League.

The duke and duchess will no longer carry out duties on behalf of the Queen.

Lewis Hamilton is fastest for Mercedes on the first day of Formula 1 testing at the Circuit de Catalunya-Barcelona.

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford's injury is "more severe" than the club expected and it is "touch and go" as to whether he will play again this season.

The Fashion Institute of Technology has apologised after asking models to wear 'racist' accessories.