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The Federal Reserve has cut its key lending rate by 0.5 percentage points - a larger cut than expected.

Parts of Scotland were as warm as Spain despite a wet summer for most across the country.

After Rodri said footballers were "close" to striking over too many games, BBC Sport asks whether they could.

Fossil fuel companies invest more than £4bn in sports sponsorship to "greenwash their reputations", according to a new report.

It is an angry, sweary version of the Duke of York in a new film about his interview with BBC Two's Newsnight programme.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says captain Martin Odegaard has suffered a "quite significant" ankle ligament injury and hopes the midfielder will be out for weeks rather than months.

Andy Murray endured a bout of nerves when he played in the BMW PGA Championship pro-am with fellow Scot Bob MacIntyre on Wednesday.

And a row over Sue Gray's pay.

Wales' first-choice fly-half in Australia is unlikely to wear the number 10 jersey at Cardiff this season.

Hundreds gather to pay their respects to Pte Henry Moon at the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery.

Boeing says it is suspending jobs for thousands of staff in the US due to a worker strike.

Essex are fined £100,000 after admitting charges relating the "systemic" use of racist language or conduct at the club between 2001 and 2010.

Reece Richards was returning home to Fulham when he was pepper-sprayed by Met Police officers.

Rory McIlroy says LIV defectors Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood are too far removed from the European players to be considered as future Ryder Cup captains.

The prime minister's chief staff is one of the most experienced operators in Whitehall.

The attacks left at least 21 dead and thousands injured, but how the blasts occurred remains unclear.

Former England fast bowler Steven Finn chats to Jacob Bethell, Jordan Cox, John Turner and Dan Mousley, who have all recently been called up by their country.

Bernadette Spofforth apologises for sharing a tweet which included a fake name of the Southport attacker.

The UK accuses Russia of a "malicious" campaign to undermine

Ineos Britannia reach the Louis Vuitton Cup final as they clinch a 5-2 semi-final win over Switzerland in Barcelona.

Devices used by the armed group were targeted across Lebanon

Maro Itoje says former England head coach Eddie Jones was wrong about his leadership ability as he prepares to take over the captaincy at Saracens.

Maro Itoje tells BBC Sport that he 'wants to lead with energy' as he takes on the Saracens captaincy.

Wes Streeting is shocked by reports suggesting poor levels of care at a hospital in the Midlands.

BBC Verify has looked into a firm called BAC Consulting, which has been linked to the pagers' production.

Leader Sir Ed Davey says his frontbench will focus on issues including the NHS and social care.

London-listed Hostmore has appointed Teneo as administrators to help it sell the restaurants.

The mother of twin boys told the Thirlwall Inquiry she had only seen the unredacted version this week.

Doctors worry about brain damage from a new type of championship fighting that has grown in popularity.

Italian football expert Mina Rzouki remembers Salvatore ‘Toto’ Schillaci, who has died aged 59.