British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland makes sweeping changes to his matchday squad for Saturday's decisive third Test against South Africa.

The transgender weightlifter made Olympic history but says her time in the sport is probably up.

Red stains found in caves in Spain were created more than 60,000 years ago, researchers say.

Australian athletes damaged beds in their Olympic village hotel rooms and put a hole in a wall before leaving, the country's Olympic committee says.

Daiki Hashimoto cements his place as the new star of Japanese gymnastics with his second Olympic title in Tokyo

Elaine Thompson-Herah confirms her place among the pantheon of sprint greats as she secures an unprecedented women's 100m-200m 'double-double' with a sensational victory over the longer distance in Tokyo.

A citing against British and Irish Lions prop Kyle Sinckler for an alleged bite in the second Test against South Africa has been dismissed.

England are keen to give a "better showing" of themselves in their five-Test series against India, says James Anderson.

Brazil reached back-to-back men's Olympic football finals following a penalty shootout victory over Mexico.

Elaine Thompson-Herah makes sprint history and hurdler Karsten Warholm smashes a world record on the day Simone Biles wins bronze on an emotional return to Olympic competition.

Ferrari say they have discovered that Charles Leclerc's power-unit was "irreparably damaged" in the first-corner pile-up at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

The new report comes months after several women accused the New York governor of sexual misconduct.

Terrified locals are fleeing if they can as the Taliban and troops battle to control Lashkar Gah.

The 82 year old is given a suspended sentence and fined €250,000 (£213,469).

The cyclists appeared on the podium wearing the badges in a potential breach of Olympic rules.

The Panama-flagged MV Asphalt Princess has been ordered to sail to Iran, officials say.

Norway's Karsten Warholm shocks and awes with a time that makes a quantum leap in the possible and credible.

The corpses had gunshot wounds and hands tied behind their backs, a doctor tells the BBC.

For years opponents of Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko have been hounded - sometimes fatally.

Referee Anthony Taylor tells BBC Sport about the moment Denmark star Christian Eriksen collapsed after a cardiac arrest during Euro 2020.