"Better than ever" Conor McGregor returns to action on Saturday and is ready to dominate the UFC lightweight division again.

Shrewsbury Town boss Steve Cotterill is in hospital after his symptoms worsened following a positive Covid-19 test.

Expert’s report finds eight-year-old Saffie ‘could have been saved’ if treated adequately for her injuries.

Phil Neville leaves his role as manager of England's women and is set to take over at Major League Soccer side Inter Miami.

Tennis players living under strict quarantine rules before the Australian Open will get "no special treatment", says Victorian premier Daniel Andrews.

These four lads had no idea their picture would still be trending two years later.

A red deer had to be put down after being savaged by a red setter in London's Richmond Park.

The Jewish employee had warned co-workers about the danger of Nazis during the Capitol Riots.

It's not just Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United in contention - Leicester and Tottenham can also win the Premier League, says Alan Shearer.

Blue Monday, known as the most depressing day of the year, was made up by a travel company in 2004.

Nóra Quoirin's parents do not accept the findings of an inquest into her death in Malaysia.

Aditya Singh was reportedly afraid to fly due to Covid-19, so lived in Chicago's O'Hare airport.

Jonathan Brooks is charged with the attempted murder of Graeme Perks, who was attacked in his home.

The owner of a toy retailer says high transport costs may mean larger toys become more expensive.

There are very few spare beds for the most seriously ill patients in parts of the country, the NHS says.

India will need to bat out the final day of the fourth Test against Australia in Brisbane to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Captain Joe Root says England are "going in the right direction" after their seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first Test.

Rescuers say at least 12 workers are alive a week after an explosion blocked the mine's exit.

A South Korean court sentenced Lee Jae Yong to two and a half years in prison.

Paramedics have faced a challenging time over the past year, and call on people to follow rules.