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Man City and the 115 charges
It has taken more than two years, but a judgement finally appears to have been made on the 115 charges levelled against Manchester City. Here's what is means.
Justices uphold Trump's expanded data checks to spot non-citizens who registered to vote
The Trump administration says Social Security data may help spot non-citizens who are registered to vote.
I'm not tempted to call an early election, Andy Burnham says
The prime minister told the BBC an early poll would throw the country into a "backward-looking process".
Palmer misses too many opportunities to play for England
Thomas Tuchel has said that Cole Palmer "misses too many opportunities" to play for England after the Chelsea forward pulled out of the latest squad.
Reform small boat vote branded 'political stunt'
The leader of Portsmouth City Council denies his party does not oppose small boat crossings.
Neil 'a real leader' says Ferguson
Former Rangers captain and interim manager has spoken about the "true leader" he believes Dan Neil can be for the Ibrox club. Ferguson spoke to the former Sunderland captain and his father as part of his role as Rangers ambassador when the Glasgow club were looked to bring in the 24-year-old. Neil has been a recent standout for Rangers, particularly in the back-to-back wins over Celtic.
A 'decent start' or are Liverpool 'underperforming'?
Defence looks sharp with the new additions, the middle looks imbalanced as we persist with Florian Wirtz. Gareth: Let's face it, we were spoiled in Arne Slot's first season. Iraola is still finding out about players and who will fit into his style of play.
Mets close out 2026 season against Nationals
The season ends with a whimper as the two bottom teams in the NL East face off looking to escape the cellar.
Alex DeBrincat’s Fight Earns Strong Response From Todd McLellan
Todd McLellan called Alex DeBrincat’s fight against Buffalo a sign of leadership as Detroit pushes for a tougher team identity.
R360 rebel series given ultimatum on overdue accounts
The company behind R360, the controversial all-star rugby start-up, has been ordered to publish overdue accounts or face being dissolved.
BBC Sport’s digital revamp poses wider questions about purpose of the corporation
Some staff fear digital approach will pull BBC towards commercial model built around football, leaving minority sports and older TV viewers behind
New-look squad, but how will Pocognoli's Scotland line-up?
Former Scotland forwards James McFadden and Pat Nevin try to guess who new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli will pick to start in Slovenia on Saturday.
From 650,000 players to the number one target
City's devotion to data is at the heart of their efforts to close the gap on Arsenal and BBC Sport has been given unprecedent access to the inner workings of the club's metrics machine as we uncover some of the secrets guiding their work - particularly regarding player recruitment and sales. The starting point for any new signing is City's database of 650,000 footballers from around the world.
Celtic 13th in Europe for home league admissions
Scottish Premiership crowds topped four million for the first time last season as the league continues to attract the highest per capita attendances in Europe reports the BBC Sport Scotland…Celtic s...
Georgia v Northern Ireland
Let us know how you rate the performances of the players on both sides and we'll bring you the results at the end of the game.
Arsenal's scouting and failure to strengthen up front
Richard asked: Are the reports of the sporting director not using the club scouts true? Alex: It is true that Andrea Berta is not as outgoing or as open as Edu, but he still involves others in the work he is doing. It might not be as much as his predecessors, but Berta does still lean on the scouts for some of the work he needs done.
Labour holds on to city seat after by-election
Political balance on the council remains the same with Lib Dems and Labour in a progressive alliance.
Chelsea charged by FA over discriminatory chanting
Chelsea are charged by the Football Association over alleged discriminatory behaviour by fans during their win at Fulham in August.
Testing return ahead for Iraola and Liverpool
Liverpool will return from the international break to a "real test", says BBC Radio Merseyside's Chris Coughlin. The Red Kop team discussed Liverpool's start to the Premier League season and how much more difficult it is going to get for Andoni Iraola's side with the upcoming fixtures.
Aberdeen lose 500 semi-final tickets after pitch invasion
Aberdeen have their ticket allocation cut for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Rangers following a pitch invasion and pyrotechnics display from fans in the previous round.
FA Cup qualifying tie to be replayed after ref's error
Mulbarton Wanderers are "deeply upset" after being told they must replay their FA Cup qualifying tie with Woodford Town because of a referee's error.
'I would encourage patience with Wirtz'
"Liverpool fans were naturally expecting the finished product to arrive and Florian Wirtz probably isn't that just yet," says Liverpool podcaster Josh Williams, who also admits the 23-year-old isn't living up to his £116m price tag. Wirtz has made 55 appearances for the Reds, scoring seven goals and contributing 11 assists, since penning a five-year deal to move to Anfield from Bayern Leverkusen in June 2025.
You are the new Scotland boss
Put yourself in the shoes of the new Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli as he picks his first XI.
Packers booed during 'butt-whooping' at home to Falcons
The Green Bay Packers' head coach Matt LaFleur says his team got a "butt-whooping" as they lost 35-14 at home to the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday.
Celtic step up plans for Jota return
Celtic winger closing in on return from long-term injury as Scotland star begins training after heart operation...
Jersey aiming to improve T20 World Cup qualifier record
Jersey's women are hoping to improve their record in T20 World Cup qualifying.
Steven Gerrard unveils plans for Merseyside sports hubs
The former Liverpool captain says the sports facilities will be built in Liverpool and Knowsley.
I fear for my family's health, says dad with high levels of PFOA in blood
Mario Panteli, who lives near a Thornton-Cleveleys chemical plant, says he is shocked by the "bombshell".
I fear for my family's health, says dad with high levels of PFOA near chemical plant
Mario Panteli, who lives near a Thornton-Cleveleys chemical plant, says he is shocked by the "bombshell".
Bellamy wants more from Wales after Portugal loss
Craig Bellamy believes there is "more to come" from his Wales side in the Nations League following their opening match loss in Lisbon.
Uefa fears Premier League impact on transfer market
Uefa believes "a clear two-speed system" is emerging in the transfer market due to huge spending by Premier League clubs this summer.
Haaland scores twice as Norway beat Denmark
Erling Haaland continues his fine form with two goals as Norway secure a 3-2 victory over Denmark in their opening Nations League match.
Nations League: Muriqi header sinks Republic of Ireland
Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats as the Republic of Ireland travel to Kosovo in the Nations League
Iranian president claims Mojtaba Khamenei is in good health, able to govern
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian discusses Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s health and his conversations with him on ‘Special Report.’
New York Giants starting quarterbacks since 2019 season
The New York Giants quarterback carousel continues as Jameis Winston steps in following Jaxson Dart's injury.
Reedijk 'not an academic guy' despite doctorate
New Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk insists he is more a man of action than an academic despite having a philosophy doctorate in sports coaching. The Dutchman is only 35 but had already worked in coaching with Ajax and West Bromwich Albion, Roeselare, Vitesse and Anderlecht before leading Beveren to the Belgian second-tier title and promotion last season. "I'm not a really an academic guy," he told Hibs TV.
Empty stadium 'not something we've focused on'
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill believes the near-empty stadium in Friday's Nations League game will impact hosts Georgia more than his own side.
Why Australia chose the world's biggest political stage to reveal OpenAI hack
Australia, which has strict social media restrictions and has proposed controls on algorithms and smart glasses, announced the breach at the UN.
Premier League keen to resolve EFL funding stalemate
The Premier League hopes to reach an agreement with the EFL over its funding model 'as soon as possible'.
Abbas & Allison shine as wickets tumble at New Road
Muhammad Abbas and Ben Allison take five wickets each as 20 wickets fall on day one, which ends with Worcestershire 131 ahead against Derbyshire.
Leeds full-back Miller signs new deal to 2028
Leeds Rhinos full-back Lachie Miller signs a contract extension to remain with the Super League club until the end of the 2028 season.
Georgia's Kvaratskhelia 'proud' of Best comparison
Paris St-Germain's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia says he already feels like he has achieved "something special" to be nominated for the Ballon d'Or.
Reedijk a bold and exciting roll of the dice
With no senior playing career to speak of and a coaching background that 'only' goes as high as the Belgian second tier, it would have been easy for Malky Mackay and Ian Gordon to overlook Reedijk. Winning promotion with an unbeaten campaign last season at Beveren will have caught their eye and when his name appeared in speculation linking him to the job, my own curiosity got the better of me and I did some digging into his background.
'I loved it' - Robertson grateful for United spell
Before the Champions League and Premier League titles, Scotland captaincy and Liverpool hero status, Andy Robertson was a skinny teenager starting his professional career at Tannadice. Dundee United plucked the then 19-year-old left-back from fourth-tier Queen's Park in June 2013 and paid him a few hundred quid a week. Within months he had earned a first Scotland call-up and by the end of the season he was off to Premier League Hull.
How do you feel about Newcastle's start to the season?
As we enter the season's first international break, we want to hear your thoughts on the opening five games in the Premier League. It was a frantic summer and start to the season on Tyneside, as the Eddie Howe era ended and Matthias Jaissle joined amid a flurry of player exits and arrivals. Jaissle began with an encouraging draw against Liverpool but the 4-1 defeat at Leeds United was a sore one for everyone connected with the club.
How do you feel about Leeds' start to the season?
As we enter the season's first international break, we want to hear your thoughts on the opening five games of the Premier League. Leeds have yet to be beaten in the league as Daniel Farke's men make a good start in their bid to solidify their place in the top flight. Two wins and three draws mean Leeds sit fifth and feeling buoyant about the campaign ahead.
Why did an OpenAI system hack Australia's health system - and can it be stopped in the future?
News that an automated AI agent hacked a government IT system raises big questions about regulating the tech.
Jim ‘Bones’ Mackay Reveals High Cost of Being a Caddie
Mackay was Phil Mickelson’s longtime caddie.
Is this really the Premier League's 'Bermuda Triangle'?
Do the stats back the social media meme that Bournemouth, Brighton and Brentford form a Premier League 'Bermuda Triangle' where teams lose points?
Farquhar hints 2027 could be his final chapter in sport
Ryan Farquhar hints that 2027 could be the final chapter for him in the sport - as the road racing legend reflects on crashes and family sacrifices on the BBC Bikes Podcast.
"I assume someone is being greedy somewhere" - Tim Schafer discusses current game industry woes following Double Fine's split with Xbox
Tim Schafer speaks to the BBC about Double Fine going independent, Game Pass, and the games industry in general.
'On the verge of something' - fans on season so far
Transfer window was obviously a car crash but really positive signs from Hayden Hackney and Tyler Dibling in particular means we are feeling positive. Most Evertonians are waiting for that to turn somehow, but if we can keep Jarrad Branthwaite fit especially, I think we have good times ahead. Standout moment so far was that debut goal for Ainsley Maitland-Niles!
China warns Arizona not to develop political ties with Taiwan
The warning came in multiple letters obtained by KJZZ from China's L.A. consulate asking Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs to protest the opening of the Taipei Cultural and Economic Office in Phoenix.
Elephants treat themselves with medicinal plants, witnesses say
African elephants use dozens of different medicinal plants to treat themselves and their families when they are sick, research reveals.
Hibs appoint Dutchman Reedijk as new manager
Former Beveren head coach Marink Reedijk vows to develop a "brave, intense and committed" Hibernian team after becoming the club's new manager.
What should residents worried about cancer-causing forever chemicals do?
The director of public health's message to Thornton-Cleveleys residents living near a chemical plant.
Demichelis Stays, But Leipzig Need A Strong Start
Surviving a dismal away run, the Argentine manager faces intense scrutiny as he fights to instill consistency and salvage his long-term project during a critical international break.
'What happened on Saturday will not happen to us again'
Rachel: Arsenal seemed to start the season with intent and they delighted us with their slick passing game. Richard: We've handed out and been given one tonking (Coventry and Brighton, respectively). A good start overall but the Brighton game showed what can and will happen if we're not at the races.
Walsh hails Pirates' defence before first away trip
Cornish Pirates coach Joe Walsh says the Champ side have taken confidence from the strong defence they showed in their opening league game.
Send us your Scotland World Cup memories of Boston
BBC Scotland is looking for Scotland supporters to send us their videos, audio and memories of that magical week or so in Boston at the World Cup.
Zinédine Zidane names his France captains
Zinédine Zidane has chosen his France captains for the current international break, as per a report from L’Équipe. The manager has applied the same method as he used while manager of Real Madrid t...
'Please stay' or 'must leave'?
With Martin O'Neill taking stock of his future following three defeats in a row, you asked you whether the Celtic manager should stay or go. Any manager has to take some responsibility for these shabby displays. With Jota, Alistair Johnson and Yang back plus the next transfer window for the suits to back him, O'Neill will be a bigger legend than he already is.
'It has looked like we've turned a corner'
Fulham fan Lorraine Hughes says supporters "are much happier than they were" after an improvement in performances in recent weeks. The Cottagers lost their first three league matches under new head coach Alvaro Arbeloa but have rallied with draws against Liverpool and Manchester United. "Fulham had one of the hardest opening runs in terms of fixtures so it was always going to be a tough time for us, especially with a new manager and new recruits to bed in," Hughes told BBC Radio London.
Australia launches urgent review after OpenAI program hacks government health portal
Experts believe it's the world's first known AI breach of a government system.
Signing Vuskovic was a masterstroke
Luka Vuskovic has been a "masterstroke" addition for Brighton, says former Premier League striker Chris Sutton. Brighton's record signing Vuskovic joined in the summer from Tottenham and has featured in all five of the Albion's Premier League matches so far. "What an incredible signing; £50m from Spurs - Spurs fans must be thinking 'why have we sold this guy?'", Sutton told BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club.
Taylor frustrated by Exeter's international absences
Exeter City manager Matt Taylor says he is unhappy at having to play his side's League Two fixture at Bristol Rovers without his two international players.
Pól de Buitléir: Former Sinn Féin MLA and IRA prisoner Paul Butler dies
He had confessed to the 1974 murder of 50-year-old reserve RUC constable John Rodgers but later went into politics.
Alcaraz on late finishes, missing Sinner and Laver Cup return
Carlos Alcaraz discusses his US Open return, why he "misses" rival Jannik Sinner and his excitement for this year's Laver Cup.
Australia launches urgent review after OpenAI program hacks government health portal
The program, or "agent", hacked a portal containing data from Australia's Medicare scheme. Experts believe it's the world's first known AI breach of a government system.
Baxter targeting Prem title win with Exeter
Exeter boss Rob Baxter says his side has to target winning the Prem title this season.
Guildford House of Fraser sale 'brilliant', business group says
The chief executive of the town's business improvement district says new shops would be a benefit.
Footballer turns to fundraiser for knee operation
Braintree Town defender Ange Djadja is aiming to raise £10,000 for his recovery.
Aaron Boone Gives Surprising Yankees Wild Card Rotation Update
The New York Yankees have a huge Wild Card series coming up against the Boston Red Sox for a chance to compete for the World Series. Aaron Boone has lucked out with a tremendous MLB pitching staff of superstars giving NY a viable chance in every series. However, a new quote from Boone claims that […] The post Aaron Boone Gives Surprising Yankees Wild Card Rotation Update appeared first on HEAVY.
Carolina Panthers vs. Cleveland Browns Week 3 TV Map
See which cities get to watch the Panthers vs. Browns game on television this week.
In Amish country, nurses go door to door to stop deadly spread of measles
With four measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania, health officials are hoping to get people on board with vaccines in private.
When Bellamy watched on as Ronaldo caused lockdown
Craig Bellamy says Cristiano Ronaldo is "beyond a superstar" before his Wales side face the Portugal legend in the opening match of their Nations League A campaign.
NHL strikes local broadcast deal with Charter for four teams
The NHL has negotiated direct-to-distributor deals for four of its teams that were left without local media rights agreements this upcoming season following the collapse of Main Street Sports Group, the now-defunct owner of the FanDuel Sports Networks. According to a report by Alex Silverman in Sports Business Journal, the NHL has negotiated multiyear linear…
Serious business resumes for Wales boss Bellamy
With the Burnley interest firmly behind him, Craig Bellamy is focused on leading Wales in the Nations League, starting against Portugal in Lisbon.
Luka Doncic makes emotional pledge Lakers fans won't forget
Luka Doncic targets his first NBA title with a revamped Lakers roster after LeBron James' exit, promising Los Angeles fans a championship-caliber season.
Ait-Nouri targeted by Juventus after Manchester City struggle
Juventus are ready to try for Rayan Ait-Nouri in January after his struggles to get regular playing time for Manchester City, claims the Gazzetta dello Sport.The left-back had already been a transfer ...
NI Politics: Complaints to Stormont watchdog increase for second year
A total of 161 complaints were made to the Assembly Commissioner for Standards in 2025-26, compared to 149 in the previous year.
Arteta 'didn't learn' from Brighton's fast start
Arsenal podcaster Alan Alger says Mikel Arteta "didn't learn" from Brighton's fine start in their 3-0 win over the Gunners on Saturday. The Seagulls' high press smothered Arteta's side, who struggled to match the intensity of their opponents, before Pascal Gross opened the scoring after half an hour. My one big criticism of Arteta is that in his quotes he said 'we will learn from this' - but he didn't learn from watching the first 20 minutes happening in front of him.
Varfolomeev extends Lincoln stay until 2030
Lincoln City midfielder Ivan Varfolomeev signs a one-year contract extension to remain with the Championship club until the summer of 2030.
Eriksen leaves Wolfsburg by mutual consent
Christian Eriksen leaves Wolfsburg by mutual consent, just over three months after collapsing during Denmark's friendly with Ukraine.
Summer signings assessed & why Town fans can have hope
Heading into the international break, Ipswich Town have double the amount of points at this stage of the season compared with their previous Premier League campaign. Bear in mind as well that they've played four teams who are featuring in Europe this season. Saturday at Hill Dickinson Stadium - against a team with just their domestic fixtures to worry about - was particularly frustrating, as Gary O'Neil's side didn't deserve to come away with nothing.
Patriots' Drake Maye Earns Worrying Label on 'Gross' Ranking
With four interceptions to start the year, a weekly ranking believes Drake Maye appears "rattled" this season.
‘Amazing Race’ alum and professional eater Tim Janus dead at 49
Tim Janus, who competed with Joey Chestnut in season 30 of ‘The Amazing Race,’ has died at 49 following a cancer battle.
How do you feel about Everton's start to the season?
As we enter the season's first international break, we want to hear your thoughts on the opening five games of the Premier League. After an underwhelming summer transfer window, perhaps some fans will still be restless with the club's hierarchy. On the pitch though, David Moyes has made the most of his squad as the Toffees have made a strong start to the season.
How do you feel about Palace's start to the season?
As we enter the season's first international break, we want to hear your thoughts on the opening five games of the Premier League. It has been a mixed start to life under Pierre Sage after a summer of change at Crystal Palace. Sage replaced arguably the Eagles' greatest manager in Oliver Glasner and saw some key players leave and others become unsettled.
'Wirtz has not become a bad player overnight'
The LFC Poets podcast's Peter Warburton believes Florian Wirtz would look like a "world beater" if his Liverpool team-mates were on his wavelength and says he has not "become a bad player overnight". The Germany attacking midfielder has come under criticism since he signed last year in a deal worth £116m.
High school football Week 6 predictions of the Milwaukee area
Journal Sentinel sports reporters Zac Bellman and Michael Whitlow make their predictions for the Week 6 games to watch in the Milwaukee area.
St. Croix Valley Business Innovation Center receives $2.2M grant for expansion
The grant is awarded from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration.
No doubt Quins will be better this season
Harlequins head Jason Gilmore says the club will get back on track in the 2026-27 campaign.
Why Cherries must rediscover goal threat
Rediscovering a goal threat will be the priority when the international break ends and Bournemouth face seven games in the last 22 days of October.
Foden red card in derby narrowly supported by panel
The Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel has supported Phil Foden's red card in the Manchester derby - but on a split 3:2 vote. The Manchester City midfielder was shown a red card by referee Michael Oliver in the 23rd minute for kicking out at Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes. Two panellists "felt that the action lacked the force to reach the threshold for a red card, and would have preferred a yellow".
Aberdeen's attacking issues laid bare
The 48 chances created by Stephen Robinson's side is the lowest tally in the division - same for their 37 chances from open play - while they have the fewest shots on target (18) and second-fewest shots (70). It must be noted Aberdeen haven't had the kindest fixtures, with Robinson keen to point out they have faced five of last season's top-six teams in their opening seven games. Eight points have been accrued, leaving the Dons seventh in a congested table and just two points shy of fourth, so there's no reason for panic.
BBC to axe sports bulletins on its news channel
Cuts are part of plan to save £500m and lose as many as 2,000 staff by 2028
Ad break during game was unscheduled, says Disney+
Coverage of Arsenal's Women's Champions League opener also featured a dog on set, a vegetable platter and a rotating floor.