Chelsea boss Antonio Conte says it is his "will and desire" to stay at the club for the remaining 18 months of his contract.

A victim's father tries to attack sports medic Larry Nassar but is tackled by court security.

Mark Lawrenson takes on Denver Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders and Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman in the latest round of Premier League predictions.

The digital currency drops below $8,000, leaving it down 30% for the week so far.

Randall Margraves demanded "five minutes in a locker room with that demon", who abused his girls.

She was allegedly trying to find out if one of the nine-year-olds had stolen money from a classmate.

Former President Mohamed Nasheed's decision comes a day after he was cleared of terrorism charges.

Congress releases a controversial document on the Trump campaign despite FBI warnings.

Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, who grew up in a divided family, "took his own life" in Cuba.

West Ham sack director of player recruitment Tony Henry over claims he said the club would not sign any more African players.

Wales hold out for a tense win after Scotland twice fought back as the 2018 Six Nations began in Colwyn Bay.

Meet the little Syrian refugee who made it out alive after most of her family froze to death on the way to Lebanon.

The US believes smaller, less devastating nuclear weapons will act as a better deterrent to Moscow.

The Trump administration announces a new nuclear weapons strategy

The Oxford Islamic studies professor is in custody in Paris after being accused by two women.

Williams chief Claire Williams backs the decision by Formula 1 bosses to stop using 'grid girls' from this season.

British and Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton believes no nation will remain unbeaten in the 2018 Six Nations Championship.

Mark Percival scores a hat-trick as St Helens ease to victory over last year's Super League runners-up Castleford.

The fall came after disappointing earnings and amid fears of rising interest rates.

A former warlord accused of atrocities is elected to the board of African football's governing body.

England winger Raheem Sterling claims his Manchester City team-mates are being "butchered" by bad tackles.