Tottenham face a tough challenge to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League after Timo Werner's penalty gives RB Leipzig a 1-0 win.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he will stay at the club "100%" and believes the "truth will prevail", after City's ban from European competition.

The billionaire's past remarks on race and gender along with his wealth and health are under fire.

Deontay Wilder says his team believe that his rematch with Tyson Fury could be "bigger, if not better" than Mayweather v Pacquiao, because of the interest and ticket sales generated so far.

Deontay Wilder tells Tyson Fury he "rehabilitated" him from being "on coke and as big as a house" as the pair relentlessly trade insults during a packed news conference.

Nine people are shot dead in two shisha bars in Hanau in a case being investigated as terrorism.

Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury face off in their news conference in Las Vegas before Saturday's WBC world heavyweight title fight.

BBC Sport profiles Arsenal and Netherlands forward Vivianne Miedema, one of five nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2020 award.

A celebration five years late. A doping saga still serving up plot twists. Meet the four bobsleighers whose lives changed forever after Sochi 2014.

Australians recount the drought, dust, fire and floods of one of the most turbulent summers in memory.

One town in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu is home to hundreds of twins and no-one knows why.

A Tutsi on the verge of being killed by Hutu extremists during the Rwandan genocide of 1994 recalls how his life was saved when his would-be murderers realised he played for one of the country’s biggest clubs.

The city is unrecognisable as people work from home and avoid going out.

A wave of discrimination that's emerged with the coronavirus crisis shows how differently the world views China.

Once a year the citizens of the old medieval town of Ivrea gather in the main square to hurl oranges.

When Matthew Hahn saw what was inside a safe he had stolen, he knew he had to do something

As part of a new BBC blog series, Maura Hannon from Switzerland shares what she spent her money on this week.

Atsede Nguse's husband disfigured her in Ethiopia, but well-wishers have helped her recovery.

New trade deals have re-opened the debate on how to rescue people's careers if their jobs go abroad.

As the Irish parliament convenes to try to choose its new leader, concerns about inequality linger.

Abdullah and his family are living in a warzone but they've come up with a unique way to cope with air strikes.