Nasa hits back at Kim Kardashian's moon landing conspiracy

In a recent episode of her TV series, the reality star said she believed the moon landing was fake.

'We saw people murdered in front of us' - Sudan siege survivors speak to the BBC

Harrowing accounts from people who have escaped an RSF assault on the besieged city of el-Fasher.

Jamaica's 'ground zero' - Assessing Hurricane Melissa damage in Black River

The southwest of the island bore the full force Hurricane Melissa's 185 mph (295km/h) winds on Tuesday.

Has England's Euros triumph given women's club football a boost?

One of the constant refrains throughout England's triumphant run at Euro 2025 – and indeed most women's football matches in recent years – has been how important the success of the Lionesses has been for the growth of the game. But what has been the impact?

England's most deprived areas named - see how yours is affected

Jaywick, a seaside town in Essex, has been named the most deprived area for a fourth time in a row.

Last chance to vote for your BBC Women's Footballer of the Year

Vote now for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2025, with the winner announced on 25 November.

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Virgin to challenge Eurostar as it wins bid to share rail depot

Virgin Trains is set to launch competing international rail services through the Channel Tunnel.

'Lost' spider species rediscovered after 40 years

Aulonia albimana was found at the National Trust's Newtown National Nature Reserve.

How Thiaw became Newcastle's 'mentality monster'

Newcastle United broke their transfer record to sign Nick Woltemade, but another German signing has also made a big impact.

Banishing anxiety & restoring confidence - O'Neill's Celtic return

Martin O'Neill says he overcame pre-match nerves on his Celtic return as his side beat Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership.

Handshakes and whispers: Trump and Xi's meeting…in 73 seconds

Trump says the meeting with President Xi was a "great success", while Beijing has yet to comment on the talks.

What does future hold after Celtic turn to the past?

BBC Scotland's Scott Mullen examines the Celtic Park landscape after Brendan Rodgers' exit.

England slide to defeat as batting woes continue

England collapse again as they slide to a five-wicket defeat by New Zealand, who seal victory in the one-day international series with a match to spare.

Norrie stuns Alcaraz for 'biggest win of career'

British's Cameron Norrie stuns world number one Carlos Alcaraz with a gritty comeback in the second round at the Paris Masters.

Brigitte Macron's life 'deteriorated' after alleged cyber-bullying, daughter says

Tiphaine Auzière was testifying in the trial of ten people accused of cyber-bullying her mother, the French first lady.

'I was seen as a dinosaur but not many managers moan about set-pieces now'

In his first BBC Sport column, Tony Pulis looks at the rise in set-piece goals this season and explains why he always thought they were important and how focusing on them is nothing new.

How Edwards and Sciver-Brunt put England back on track

From Ashes humiliation to a World Cup semi-final in eight months - how have Nat Sciver-Brunt and Charlotte Edwards revived England?

Dodgers outlast Blue Jays in World Series epic

Freddue Freeman hits a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 18th inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven World Series, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 in an epic game.

X-factor stars who might make England world-beaters

Henry Pollock and Noah Caluori are among BBC Sport's five players in the England squad aged 22 or under looking to break into Steve Borthwick's starting team.

How irretrievable breakdown led to savage separation for Rodgers & Celtic

The relationship between Brendan Rodgers and Dermot Desmond at Celtic has splintered in unseemly and embarrassing fashion, writes Tom English.

Freed Israeli hostage forced to dig own grave is 'growing back to his old self', father says

Evyatar David's health is "improving every day", his father says as his son and two other hostages freed by Hamas are discharged from hospital.

Super Bowl winner offers to train Kane

Former Kansas City Chiefs punter and Super Bowl champion Dustin Colquitt says England dootball captain Harry Kane would be "fantastic" in the NFL if he decides to switch to the sport in the future and offers to coach him.

Celtic replace 'divisive' Brendan Rodgers with former boss Martin O'Neill

Brendan Rodgers resigns as Celtic manager - amid accusations by Dermot Desmond of "divisive, misleading, and self-serving" behaviour - with former boss Martin O'Neill taking over.

The striking Swedish workers taking on carmaker Tesla

The industrial action against the company's operation in Sweden has reached its second anniversary.

Watch: Jude Bellingham scores El Clasico winner

Jude Bellingham assists the first goal and scores the second for Real Madrid as they beat Barcelona 2-1 in the first Clasico of the La Liga season.

India and China resume direct flights as ties improve

The flight landed in Guangzhou on Monday morning, a milestone in the thawing of bilateral ties.

'I could have killed them' - Lawson has near miss with F1 marshals

Liam Lawson says he narrowly avoided a fatal accident during Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix after two marshals ran across the track.

Argentina's Milei wins big in midterms with 'chainsaw' austerity

Milei's radical spending cuts have won favour with Donald Trump, but also attracted widespread criticism.

Prisons to carry out extra checks before releasing inmates

The government has introduced new mandatory procedures after the accidental release of Hadush Kebatu from Chelmsford prison on Friday.

Watch: Millions of crabs turn roads into a carpet of red for spectacular migration

The island off mainland Australia experiences the event every summer, when around 50 million crabs scuttle down from their homes to the beach to lay eggs.

England beaten by NZ despite outrageous Brook ton

England are beaten by four wickets by New Zealand in the first one-day international, despite Harry Brook's astonishing century.

The Papers: Andrew faces Commons 'humiliation' and 'Mansion tax raid'

A potential Commons debate about Prince Andrew's future and the chancellor's tax plans lead Sunday's papers.

Representation to red flags: The fall and future of Manchester Pride

One of the UK's biggest LGBTQ+ events has gone bust - how did it happen, and what now for the staff, performers and community?

914 miles, 185 fans - doing English football's longest away day

BBC Sport travels with Truro fans to Gateshead, for the longest ever away journey in English football history.

How Flick has revived Rashford's career at Barcelona

How his role and the system Barcelona use is getting the best out of on-loan Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford.

Harris reflects on why she did not ask Biden to quit sooner

The former vice-president tells the BBC she is not sure whether it was “grace or recklessness” that stopped her speaking up.

How Giorgia Meloni became Trump's best friend in Europe

A populist whose party has roots in Italian fascism, Italy's leader is trusted by Trump.

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Thailand's former queen Sirikit dies aged 93

The mother of King Vajiralongkorn passed away "peacefully" on Friday night, according to the Thai Royal Household.

Prince Andrew's banner removed from chapel at Windsor Castle

The flag is linked to his role as Knight of the Garter, which he recently gave up.

Tarling and Charlton win world track golds for GB

Josh Tarling and Josh Charlton claim golds for Great Britain at the Track World Championships in Santiago, Chile.

Chris Mason: Extraordinary by-election humbles Westminster's big beasts

Plaid Cymru win 47% of the vote in a record turnout, while Labour and the Tories manage just 13% between them.

Starmer to push allies on long-range missiles for Ukraine at London summit

The prime minister is hosting Zelensky and the "coalition of the willing" at Downing Street on Friday.

Louvre heist inspires ad campaign for German furniture lift

Böcker is touting its "quiet as a whisper" technology for "when you need to move fast".

Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack caused UK car production to slump by a quarter

It is the lowest number of cars made in any September in the UK since 1952, including the pandemic.

Expansion of airports put climate targets at risk, MPs say

A committee of MPs says the government has not demonstrated if economic benefits from airport expansion outweigh climate impacts.

South Korea's fishermen keep dying. Is climate change to blame?

An increase in deadly incidents has been partly caused by climate change, an inquiry found.

Louvre heist inspires ad campaign for 'whisper' quiet lift

Böcker is touting its "quiet as a whisper" technology for "when you need to move fast".

Polls open for Caerphilly by-election

Voters head to the polls in a by-election to choose a member of the Senedd.

I nearly quit football for basketball - Gvardiol

Josko Gvardiol reveals he nearly quit his "dream" career in football when he was a teenager struggling to break through at Dinamo Zagreb.

'Prolific' cowboy builder convicted of fraud

Mark Killick charged customers for home renovation work but left the jobs unfinished.

US kills three in second strike on alleged drug boat in the Pacific

This is the ninth US strike on alleged drug boats near Latin America, and the second in the Pacific.

British man drowns in Australia after surfboard snaps in wild weather

The friend who jumped in to save the surfer also drowned, police said.

Blackouts hit Russia's Belgorod as Ukrainian drone attacks surge

Ukraine says the attacks are a direct retaliation to Russia's frequent strikes on Ukrainian cities.

Two NHS trusts dropped from national maternity review

The Shropshire and Leeds trusts had been two of 14 to be included in a "rapid" review in England.

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI releases browser in attempt to rival Google

ChatGPT Atlas was unveiled as the company seeks new ways to corral users to its online offerings.

Trump says he did not want 'wasted meeting' after plan for Putin talks shelved

The comments by the US president come after plans to meet his Russian counterpart over the war in Ukraine were put on hold.

Bradley will 'never get over' US Ryder Cup defeat

Team USA captain Keegan Bradley says he has endured "one of the toughest times" of his life since their Ryder Cup defeat by Europe.

More than 60 dead after multi-vehicle crash in Uganda

The crash involved two buses, a lorry and a car, police said, with many also injured.

Eurostar orders first double-decker trains

They would be the first two-level high-speed trains to run through the Channel Tunnel.

Gambling ads featuring Lewis Hamilton and Chelsea FC logo banned over influence on children

UK's ad watchdog warns the betting companies not to include any character who has a strong appeal to viewers under the age of 18.

Thousands of criminals could be released early under government sentencing reform, Tories say

Conservatives have tabled an amendment to the sentencing bill to make sure serious offenders stay locked up for longer.

Can McLaren continue to play fair and stop Verstappen? - F1 Q&A

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions following the United States Grand Prix.

Blue Jays set up World Series meeting with Dodgers

The Toronto Blue Jays reach their first World Series since 1993, beating the Seattle Mariners in the deciding game seven of the American League Championship Series.

Can you name every player with 25 Champions League goals?

For this week's big Tuesday quiz we want you to name every player with at least 25 Champions League goals.

Can you name every team in the NBA in 10 minutes?

The new NBA season gets under way on Tuesday, 21 October with 30 teams hoping this will be their year. Can you name them all in 10 minutes?

Almond-sized crab and tiny lantern shark discovered in Australia

Australia is one of the world's biggest biodiversity hotspots, home to more than a million different species.

Europe 'ready to deploy' troops to Ukraine if ceasefire secured, Healey says

John Healey says "we will be ready" if Trump is able to secure a deal with Putin in Hungary in the coming weeks.

What Harper Lee's lost short stories reveal about the To Kill A Mockingbird author

The family of the author, known for To Kill A Mockingbird, say newly found stories reveal her brilliance.

Meet the couple who agreed to live green in £150K eco home or lose it

Abigail and Marcus Beck built their home under Wales' unique One Planet Development policy.

Reform suspends four councillors after video leak

The suspensions come after footage was leaked of a heated virtual meeting of Kent councillors.

Forest in advanced talks to appoint manager Dyche

Nottingham Forest are in advanced talks to appoint former Burnley and Everton boss Sean Dyche as their manager.

Boulter's poor run continues with first-round loss

British number three Katie Boulter continues her poor run of form with defeat by German Eva Lys in the second round of the Pan Pacific Open.

Consign my Ashes try to history - Davies' England challenge

Thirty-one years ago this week, Jonathan Davies scored arguably Wembley's greatest-ever try. This Saturday, he wants to see England produce a memorable moment to match it.

Villa told stewards they could miss Maccabi Tel Aviv game

Aston Villa told matchday stewards they did not have to work at the club's fixture against Maccabi Tel Aviv next month, saying they understood some "may have concerns".

Footage shows moment officers are stabbed in ambush

Sgt Tim Ansell has been awarded a King's Commendation for tackling the knifeman with his bare hands.

Colombia accuses US of 'murder' after strike on submarine

President Gustavo Pedro says the vessel, which Donald Trump believes was carrying drugs, had its distress signal on when it was struck.

'I felt really lonely': Joe Swash on being a young dad

Joe Swash tells the BBC about his experiences of being a young dad and says more support is needed.

Katy Perry serenades superfan with song about… Derbyshire

Ben Hatcher is pulled on to the stage by his childhood idol during her concert in Sheffield.

Our daughter's sweet tooth led me to me buying winning lottery ticket

Valdet Bujupi says giving in to his daughter's sweet tooth led to him buying a winning ticket.

Watch: Moment giraffe is born at UK safari park

The youngster's birth is caught on CCTV and she takes her first steps less than an hour later.

Q&A: Tomahawk missiles, the drone race, and Ukrainian Halloween

Volodymyr Zelensky is due to meet Donald Trump at the White House on Friday

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Greaves to play at Worlds and on pro tour

Beau Greaves confirms she will play in the PDC World Darts Championship and take her place on the professional tour.

York and Toulouse to play in expanded Super League

York Knights and Toulouse Olympique will play in an expanded 14-team Super League next season having been selected by an independent panel.

Sam Fender wins 2025 Mercury Prize for album of the year

"I didn't think that was going to happen at all," the star says, as judges laud his "classic" album.

Military veterans now able to download digital ID card

The rollout can serve as a "case study" for how a wider scheme for all Britons will work, minister says.

Is Rachel Reeves Facing a Budget ‘Groundhog Day’?

And the Chancellor plans ‘targeted action’ on bills in the budget.

England's Wood 'quietly confident' for Ashes opener

England fast bowler Mark Wood says he is "quietly confident" of being fit for the first Test of the Ashes series in Australia.

Author of I Want To Die But I Want To Eat Tteokbokki dies at 35

South Korean writer Baek Se-hee was known for her 2018 bestselling memoir about her struggle with depression.

Rohl drops out of Rangers head coach search

Former Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl drops out of the race to become Rangers' new head coach.

Australia's rainforests are releasing more carbon than they absorb, warn scientists

Australia's rainforests are the first in the world to make the "concerning" switch, say scientists.

Trump says he authorised CIA in Venezuela as Maduro says 'no to regime change'

Trump would not be drawn on whether the CIA was seeking to topple Maduro.

Why Man Utd's next four games could shape their season

As Manchester United search for back-to-back wins, BBC Sport looks at why their next four games could be key for Ruben Amorim.

Watch: Police fire teargas at protesters in Peru

Police fired tear gas at protesters who could be seen sheltering in doorways.

Grandfather relives eight-day 'nightmare' in Highland wilderness

Ian Currie had been attempting to walk from Glenfinnan to Knoydart when he got into difficulty.

British social media star 'Big John' detained in Australia over visa

Fisher says his visa is "legit" but that authorities were unhappy he would be working while in the country.

Bowen: Trump's role in Gaza ceasefire was decisive, but not a roadmap to peace

Trump's Middle East visit was a victory lap - but peace does not emerge just because a president decides it.

Former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga dies aged 80

Odinga died on Wednesday while receiving medical treatment at a hospital in India, family sources tell the BBC.

Royal Mail fined £21m after missing post delivery targets

It is the third-largest fine the communications watchdog has ever issued.

Four-time Olympic medallist Carlin retires after losing 'spark'

Team GB track cyclist Jack Carlin announces his retirement as he felt unable to "ignite that spark again" after last summer's Olympic Games.

Vets should publish prices, competition watchdog says

The watchdog found pet owners pay 16.6% more on average at large vet groups than at independent vets.

US strikes another vessel off Venezuela coast, killing six

President Trump said the vessel belonged to "narcoterrorists" and that it was "trafficking narcotics." US officials have not provided evidence to this claim.

Former British Olympic coach charged with child sex offences

Former British Olympic athletics coach Jose Vicente Leiva-Modahl will appear in court on Tuesday accused of child sex offences.

Learning to sign changed my life after a brain injury

Two participants from Rose Ayling-Ellis: Old Hands, New Tricks share how BSL has transformed their lives.

Spending cuts loom if Drakeford budget falls in Senedd

Public services could face big cuts if Mark Drakeford cannot get other parties to back his budget.

Ex-Olympic coach Leiva-Modahl charged with child sex offences

Former British Olympic athletics coach Jose Vicente Leiva-Modahl will appear in court on Tuesday accused of child sex offences.

Wage growth slows slightly over summer

Annual growth in employees' average earnings was 4.7% in the three months to August.

Private numbers of Australia PM and Donald Trump Jr publicly listed on website

It is unclear how the website - which uses AI to scrape the internet - obtained the private contact details.

'We must catch up soon!' How to stop ghosting your friends

How to keep friendships alive as an adult alongside work, family and endless to-do lists.

SNP leader says 'precedent on my side' to secure second referendum

The SNP won more than half of the seats at Holyrood in 2011, an electoral triumph that paved the way for a poll on the country's future.

Heartbreak after modified e-bike fire destroys home

Emma Wills, from Chilworth, says she remains heartbroken about the fire at her home.

Universities must tackle antisemitism, says education secretary

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says Jewish students do not feel safe, as she sets out measures to tackle antisemitism.

Clashes erupt between Hamas forces and armed clan members in Gaza City

At least 27 people have been killed in one of the most violent internal confrontations since Israeli troops withdrew.

Pupils chase showbiz dreams in school documentary

Alumni at Tring Park School include Dame Julie Andrews, Thandiwe Newton and Ella Henderson.

Is 'humble' Kane still England's undervalued superstar?

Harry Kane has broken goalscoring records for club and country, but is the England captain still undervalued?

Trump directs Pentagon to 'use all available funds' to pay troops during shutdown

The president's directive would ensure US military personnel don't miss a scheduled paycheque next week.

No survivors found after Tennessee explosives plant blast

With 18 people unaccounted for, the tragedy is "even more devastating than we thought", says a sheriff.

World Cup qualification would 'put right' Ukraine defeat for Scotland

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke says World Cup qualification would "put right" the disappointment of failing to beat Ukraine in the play-offs for the 2022 finals.

How Stacey Solomon decluttered our homes back from the brink

Three families share the realisations that enabled them to declutter and transform their homes and lives.

How have the big-name striker signings done so far in the Premier League?

Strikers dominated the summer transfer window and we have taken a look at how nine of them have done since their moves.

The Papers: 'White House anger over UK spy case' and 'Pensions tax raid'

White House "anger" over the UK's handling of a China spy case and the chancellor's tax plans lead Sunday's papers.

Plaid promises universal childcare if it wins Welsh election

Plaid will offer 20 hours of care for all families if it wins the next Senedd election, leader says.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize

Machado is recognised for "tireless work promoting democratic rights" in Venezuela, the Nobel Committee says.

Israel-Gaza: The Ceasefire Is Now "In Effect"

Palestinians begin returning to Gaza's north.

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Guess the Footballers - play the quiz

We've brought back our Guess the Footballers quiz - and there are 10 players to get.

Hodgkinson ends season with Athlos win in New York

Britain's Keely Hodgkinson ends her 800m season with victory at the all-female Athlos meet in New York on Friday evening.

Landlords exposed flouting law on Airbnb

Duplicate short-term rental listings "pile pressure" on London's housing market, it is claimed.

Strong 7.4 magnitude quake hits southern Philippines

One person has died from Friday's earthquake, which comes a week after a deadly quake hit the island of Cebu.

How 20 minutes of nature can boost your health

Spending just 20 minutes in nature can lower blood pressure, heart rate and stress levels.

How Trump secured a Gaza breakthrough which eluded Biden

Trump's unique style and his relationships with key players helped but there were also factors beyond his control.

Universities risk sanctions over Gaza protests, watchdog says

Arif Ahmed says freedom of speech does not mean the freedom to harass and discriminate Jewish students.

London to get £36m boost to tackle homelessness

London will see the biggest share of the £84m being distributed across England's councils.

How Scotland can guarantee play-off place by Sunday

Steve Clarke is targeting six points from Scotland's next two games. Achieving that could have a significant impact in their bid to reach the World Cup.

Ceasefire deal a major breakthrough, but war not over yet

The agreement of the first-phase of the peace plan for Gaza, announced by US President Donald Trump, is a big moment.

Can you name the teams from England 2-1 Wales at Euro 2016?

With England taking on Wales in a friendly at Wembley this week, can you name all 27 players who featured when the two countries met at Euro 2016?

Starmer meets Modi on his first visit to India

The two leaders met in India's financial capital Mumbai to discuss ways to strengthen trade and business ties.

Water bills to rise further for millions after appeal

Five water companies win permission for higher bills as they seek more investment to fix outdated infrastructure.

Parents of fugitive New Zealand dad apologise for 'trouble' caused

It is the first time they have spoken publicly since Phillips was shot dead by police during a manhunt.

Chad cuts ties with wildlife charity linked to Prince Harry

The government says the charity African Parks displayed an arrogant and disrespectful attitude.

No decision on Cummins as fitness fears grow

Australia are yet to make a decision on whether Pat Cummins will feature in the Ashes, amid reports he could miss the series through injury.

At least 24 killed as paraglider drops bombs at Myanmar Buddhist festival

Locals tell the BBC the carnage has made it hard to identify victims in the aftermath.

US Ryder Cup fans probably crossed line - Morikawa

The USA's Collin Morikawa criticises some fans' behaviour towards the Europe team during last month's Ryder Cup.

Second man arrested over mosque arson attack

Police said they arrested a 25-year-old man on Tuesday night, following the arrest of a 46-year-old.

'Do you want a player to die on court?' - tennis in the heat

After facing high temperatures on the Asian swing of the tennis tours, some players are questioning the sport's heat policies.

Trump says chance of Gaza peace deal 'really good' as talks to continue in Egypt

The talks in Egypt are expected to be among the most consequential since the start of the war two years ago.

Raducanu retires in first round of Wuhan Open

British number one Emma Raducanu looks devoid of energy and appears to struggle with the hot and humid conditions before retiring in China.

Late Lawrence touchdown for Jaguars as Chiefs lose again

Quarterback Trevor Lawrence scores a one-yard touchdown with 23 seconds left to give the Jacksonville Jaguars a dramatic win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

'I deeply hurt people by moving to Saudi Arabia'

In an interview with BBC Sport, Ashleigh Plumptre says she regrets losing the trust of some LGBT fans in women's football by moving to Saudi Arabia.

Cardiff uni defends Kazakhstan campus amid concerns

Hundreds of students have started lectures at the new campus, which is 3,712 miles from Cardiff.

'Positive sign' as pine martens released on Exmoor

They are "back where they belong" after being relocated from Scotland, conservationists say.

First celebrity leaves Strictly after dance-off

Two couples squared off against each other on Sunday night, leading to one pair departing the show.

What is MND and are athletes more likely to be diagnosed?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team look at motor neurone disease and if there is a link with the disease and athletes.

Death toll from Indonesia school collapse rises to 54

The collapse of the Al Khoziny Islamic boarding school is the country's deadliest disaster this year.

Jaguar Land Rover to restart some production after cyber-attack

Work is to resume first at the carmaker's engine factory in Wolverhampton on Monday.

Broncos upset Eagles and Patriots stun Bills

The final two unbeaten records in the NFL are ended by the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots.

Chris Mason: Why protests have started a debate over 'Britishness'

Against the backdrop of grief after the Manchester attack, there is debate about which tenets should be fundamental in our society, writes Chris Mason.

Former England captain Moody reveals MND diagnosis

Former England captain Lewis Moody reveals he has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease in an exclusive BBC interview.

Manchester Synagogue Attack: PM Tells Protesters To ‘Respect Grief Of British Jews’

And Kemi Badenoch arrives in Manchester for Conservative conference.

Will the Democrats’ shutdown gamble pay off?

Have Democrats picked the right moment to challenge Donald Trump?

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Police to get broader powers to crack down on repeated protests

Officers will be able to tell organisers to move demonstrations if protests have caused "repeated disorder".

Syria holds first elections since Assad, but not in all provinces

Three provinces will not be included "for security reasons", amid concerns over how representative the polls will be.

The younger Mbappe emerging from his brother's shadow

Being the brother of a football superstar is not easy. But Ethan Mbappe is aiming to emerge from the shadows and make a name for himself.

Meghan makes surprise appearance at Paris Fashion Week

The Duchess of Sussex visits the fashion spectacle for the first time in more than a decade.

Environment prize nominees 'heroes of our time', says William

Fifteen projects are shortlisted for a chance of winning the top £1m prizes at next month's environmental awards ceremony in Rio de Janeiro.

What's changed since Newcastle takeover?

Tuesday marks the four-year anniversary of Newcastle United's takeover, so what has changed?

Sanae Takaichi set to become Japan's first female prime minister

Takaichi is a long-time admirer of Margaret Thatcher, but many female voters do not see her as an advocate for progress.

Watch on iPlayer: Access All Areas - When Country Comes to Town

Go behind the scenes as country music takes over the Royal Albert Hall.

Manchester Synagogue Attack: What We Know So Far

Keir Starmer says Britain must defeat rising antisemitic hatred.

Tax wealthiest to end rip-off Britain, new Green leader tells conference

Zack Polanski sets out a new direction for the Green Party in his first conference speech as leader.

'The club was finished' - inside Sunderland's TV drama

Former Sunderland boss Peter Reid looks back at the 1990s TV documentary series Premier Passions, documenting his side's season.

Tuchel faces dilemmas over returning Saka and Bellingham

Thomas Tuchel will name his latest England squad on Friday and it may be the toughest he has had to decide on since taking charge.

England are 'chalk and cheese' from Ashes - Sciver-Brunt

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt says that they are a different side both on and off the pitch as they prepare for their Women's World Cup opener against South Africa on Friday.

Sutton's predictions v Idlewild guitarist Rod Jones & AI

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on Idlewild guitarist Rod Jones with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

Japan faces Asahi beer shortage after cyber-attack

The drinks giant said this week that the attack had a major impact on its domestic operations.

How generation of cool keepers silenced trolls

The standard of female goalkeepers used to be criticised in football - but now they dominate headlines for the right reasons. What's behind their progress?

Defenders not as good as they were in my day - Rooney

Wayne Rooney says the current crop of defenders are not as good as they were in his day - and rates the top five best he played against.

'I lost my way' - Diddy begs judge for leniency on eve of sentencing

In a letter to the judge, Combs apologised and said he had been reformed after 13 months in jail.

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Being USA boss like becoming a grandparent - Hayes

United States boss Emma Hayes says working in international football is like "becoming a grandparent" in the way that managers only spend short periods of time with their players.

Underdogs New Zealand 'can beat anyone on our day'

New Zealand all-rounder Melie Kerr believes they can continue to challenge at ICC tournaments, saying we will "see the best of them" over the "next five to 10 years".

Australia's Slipper to retire after All Blacks Test

James Slipper, Australia's most-capped player, will retire from international duty after Saturday's match against New Zealand.

How Midtjylland became hotbed for set-piece experts

Set-piece coaches are in fashion in football at the moment, but FC Midtjylland were ahead of the curve.

Lammy backtracks on Farage Hitler Youth claim

The deputy prime minister says he is "happy to clarify" comments he made about the Reform UK leader.

'Buy one, get one free' deals for unhealthy food banned

Crisps, sweets, chocolate and fizzy drinks will be covered by restrictions starting in England.