Arsene Wenger suffers a first FA Cup third-round exit as managerless Nottingham Forest stun holders Arsenal at the City Ground.

Newcastle Falcons run in three first-half tries, then resist a comeback from Exeter to beat the defending champions.

Hundreds of stone tools and artefacts found near Tel Aviv shed new light on early human life.

How James Vince's fortunes in the key number three position bookend a tortuous Ashes tour of Australia for England.

Pope Francis's message to mothers at a baptism ceremony in the Sistine Chapel.

Carrie Gracie resigns as China editor, saying the BBC has a "secretive and illegal pay culture".

Philippe Coutinho says his move to Barcelona is a "dream come true" before his official presentation at the Nou Camp on Monday.

Michelle Williams says she would not promote All the Money in the World if Kevin Spacey hadn't been replaced.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota catches his own blocked pass to score a touchdown as the Titans beat the Kansas City Chiefs 22-21 in the NFL play-offs.

England captain Joe Root makes a half-century in the final Ashes Test against Australia in Sydney despite being treated in hospital before play.

Stephan de Souza Vieira is one of the alleged leaders of the powerful Red Command criminal gang.

England recall James Vince, Mark Wood and Sam Billings for the International Twenty20 Series against Australia and New Zealand.

Several children are among those killed in an explosion and a series of air raids in Idlib province.

Craig McLachlan is accused of inappropriate touching and harassment by three actresses.

The New Yorker has brought an unusual rhetorical style that has changed our vocabulary.

Michael Tubbs grew up in what was once the country's most miserable city. Now he's in charge.

Mike Dean admits his decision to award West Brom an 89th-minute penalty in their 1-1 draw with Arsenal was "wrong", according to referees' chief Mike Riley.

Women bare their scars and stories behind them.

The inspiring story of a woman in India who against all odds overcame difficulties to pursue her sporting dream.

Swedish firm Yevo says it wants to turn "something negative" into something positive.

Not content to have the world's tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa, Dubai is building one which is even taller.