Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is given a touchline ban and fined £40,000 for his behaviour in the referee's changing room after Sunday's game against West Brom.

Thousands of people are stuck in snow-bound villages in Italy and Switzerland.

Sochi gold medallist Kelly Gallagher is left out of the GB skiing squad for March's Winter Paralympics.

British number two Kyle Edmund has an injury scare in his defeat by Grigor Dimitrov at the Brisbane International.

Plummeting temperatures in the US are playing havoc with the reptiles.

Cling film, cake, goals and glory - Jamie Vardy's nine months at Fleetwood Town were eventful.

Michael Wolff stands by his book on the White House, as the president says it is "full of lies".

The Indian national was sitting between his own wife and the alleged victim, officials say.

George Weah invites Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to his inauguration as the new president of Liberia.

The so-called bomb cyclone, forecast to maintain its grip into the weekend, has been linked to 19 deaths.

Pakistan's military receives a lot of US cash - but the country also has some leverage over the US.

BBC Sport looks at the refereeing decisions angering Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger - and you can have your say in our vote.

Photos cast doubt on Moscow's denial that jets were hit in a rebel attack on a base in Syria.

BBC Sport looks back at the classic 1991 FA Cup fifth-round replay between Liverpool and Everton, before their third-round tie on Friday.

A man says his original recording of white noise has faced five accusations of copyright infringement.

The author of a controversial book on Donald Trump's White House says that he stands by everything he wrote and that the president's staff see him as a "child".

Big air and slopestyle skier Paddy Graham attempts to break the air time world record for a freestyle jump, on a massive purpose-built ramp in Livigno, Italy.

'Impressive', 'energetic' and 'exciting' are some of the adjectives used to describe Mason Crane following his introduction to Test cricket.

Claims in a new book fan the flames of an old debate - but not everyone is happy about it.

The move comes after Igor Dodon vetoed a bill aimed at stopping Russian news broadcasts.

He was serving a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses committed during his time in office.