QPR's Paul Smyth scores on his debut to give Northern Ireland a 2-1 win in Saturday's international friendly against South Korea.

They say the document will open the door to same-sex marriage and transgender rights.

Cambridge convincingly beat Oxford in both the men's and women's Boat Races on the River Thames in London.

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere will not return to the England squad for Tuesday's friendly against Italy at Wembley.

World number two Caroline Wozniacki claims fans made death threats against her parents during her Miami Open defeat by Monica Puig.

Chicago student Mya Middleton tells the March For Our Lives of an encounter with a gun that haunted her.

Watch Australia's Cameron Bancroft admit ball-tampering during the third Test against South Africa and skipper Steve Smith reveal the team's "leadership group" planned it.

Roy Piechocki has been wanted by Interpol since 2011 for sexually exploiting a minor in the US.

Catch up with the best goals, tricks and celebs from Saturday's semi-finals in the FA People's Cup as teams bid to make it to the finals at St George's Park.

Naomi Walder provoked a strong reaction from Americans with her speech at the March for Our Lives.

Roger Federer loses his world number one spot with defeat at the Miami Open - and says he will miss the clay court season, including the French Open.

Tens of thousands of people protested in Washington over gun laws. What was their message to the rest of the world?

Lights are turned off every year for Earth Hour to raise awareness about climate change.

Ellie Downie and Maro Itoje are named sportswoman and sportsman of the year at the 2018 British Ethnic Diversity Sports Awards.

Buses carrying rebels and their families leave the Eastern Ghouta as the government grip tightens.

He was murdered five days after his wedding - and police have no idea who could have wanted him dead.

Thomas Phelan and Keith Young played key roles after the attack. Their deaths are not isolated cases.

Swiss singer Lys Assia took the prize in 1956 and remained a life-long ambassador for the contest.

Meena was raised a ‘good Indian girl' who was expected to get married, but she's off to Antarctica.

The actress is planning a new TV series, which will give Shakespeare plays a "female perspective".

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