Hayne quits NFL for Olympic chance
Jarryd Hayne has quit the NFL after just one season to play rugby sevens for Fiji in this year's Rio Olympics.
Jarryd Hayne has quit the NFL after just one season to play rugby sevens for Fiji in this year's Rio Olympics.
At least 17 people were injured when a bus crashed into a shop in north west London, ambulance bosses say.
A 1930s steam ship that gave its name to the ocean liner Queen Mary returns to the Clyde.
Manchester City are all but assured of a place in next season's Champions League following a draw at Swansea.
British number one Andy Murray wins his first Italian Open title with a straight-sets victory over top seed Novak Djokovic.
A bomb disposal team carries out a controlled explosion at Old Trafford as Manchester United's match against Bournemouth is called off.
Forty-eight people are rescued from a passenger boat after it hit an object and started taking on water.
Fans left Old Trafford calmly according to a Manchester United fan who was at the abandoned match against Bournemourth.
Serena Williams beats fellow American Madison Keys in straight sets to win her fourth Italian Open title.
The Beatles' former press officer, who coined the term The Fab Four to describe the band, dies aged 80.
Cardiff University launches a campaign to become one of the UK's first bee-friendly campuses.
Max Verstappen is F1's youngest ever winner at 18, as Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg crash out of the Spanish GP.
American Honey shows the US as we rarely get to see it
Two people die, and two others are seriously hurt, after their car crashes and ends up in the Forth and Clyde canal in Glasgow.
Bank of England governor Mark Carney defends his warning that a vote to leave the EU could hit the economy, saying he has a duty to be "straight" with the public.
Leave campaigner Iain Duncan Smith says that Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is "straying now into what is an expression of a simple, personal prediction".
A man is charged with the murder of a 68-year-old nurse at a private hospital in south London.
World long jump T42 champion Vanessa Low appeals for the return of her running blades, which were stolen at a meet in Arizona.
A woman dies after falling down a 15m (49ft) well at her home in Gloucestershire.
Saturday night's Eurovision Song Contest was the first to be held since the death of former British commentator Sir Terry Wogan.
An 18-year-old man who was run over and stabbed in Manchester has died.
Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney has insisted that the bank is "absolutely independent" and is identifying risks around the UK leaving the European Union.
A 30-year-old man is shot in the ankles in Londonderry, he is taken to hospital for treatment.
The legendary Flying Scotsman will be travelling through the Scottish Borders on Sunday after Network Rail reversed its decision to cancel the trip.
A teenager and 12-year-old boy arrested on suspicion of stabbing a man and hitting him with a baseball bat in a street have been bailed.