Video assistant referees is set to be used in the Premier League next season, after the clubs agreed in principal to the move.

Outgoing executive chairman Richard Scudamore will get a £5m farewell bonus paid by clubs, the Premier League confirms.

Sterling loses about 1% against both the dollar and the euro after Dominic Raab and Esther McVey quit.

Anthony Ogogo, who has not fought for two years, says he is feeling as "low as I've felt for long time" after a sixth eye operation.

Facebook is embroiled in a new controversy over the tactics it used to discredit its critics.

Saudi prosecutor says an intelligence officer ordered the writer's murder and not the crown prince.

If the ticket-holder does not come forward, the prize will be the UK's biggest unclaimed jackpot.

The ban on expensive designer coats came after discussions with pupils and parents, the school said.

Margarita Gracheva's case highlights fears that a change in Russia's laws may be emboldening abusers.

The Ivy Park gymwear brand is now 100% owned by Beyoncé's management company Parkwood.

Yoshitaka Sakurada is responsible for ensuring the 2020 Olympic Games are not hacked.

Ray Weatherall survived a series of efforts to kill him including shooting, poisoning and burning.

"Committed paedophile" Ian Naude was said to have joined the police for access to vulnerable girls.

Bath wing Joe Cokanasiga will make his England debut against Japan as Eddie Jones makes sweeping changes from the side that lost to New Zealand.

Cabinet approval of the Brexit deal gains huge attention in the European newspapers.

Roshen Silva hits a resolute 85 to frustrate England and give Sri Lanka a lead of 46 on day two of a evenly poised second Test.

Analysts say the worse than expected 0.5% fall in sales suggests shoppers are cutting back spending.

The presenter says he experienced PTSD after going back to the hospital he nearly died at.

Dominic Raab, Esther McVey and a string of junior ministers quit over the EU withdrawal agreement.

The proposal would see traffic limited in the first four districts, known as arrondissements.