Watch: Moment car drives into parade
A 53-year-old white British man has been arrested after a car drove into pedestrians in Water Street, police say.
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Bordeaux's Poirot cited after Pollock incident
Bordeaux-Begles prop Jefferson Poirot is cited for allegedly grabbing Northampton's Henry Pollock by the throat following Saturday's Champions Cup final in Cardiff.
In pictures: King Charles and Queen Camilla welcomed in Ottawa
Monday was the first of a packed two-day visit meant to highlight Canada's sovereignty and its ties to the Crown.
'It missed us by inches': Witnesses describe car driving into crowds at Liverpool FC parade
Witnesses describe the "horrendous" moment a car "rammed" into crowds in the city centre.
'Poor' decision by PGMOL to pick Bramall for Villa game - Hackett
The referees' body made a "poor management decision" in appointing Thomas Bramall to officiate Aston Villa's defeat by Manchester united, says former referees' boss Keith Hackett.
'Poor' decision by PGMOL to pick Bramall for Villa game - Hackett
The referees' body made a "poor management decision" in appointing Thomas Bramall to officiate Aston Villa's defeat by Manchester united, says former referees' boss Keith Hackett.
'Simply sublime' - Arsenal youngster Dowman scores brilliant goal
Arsenal youngster Max Dowman scores a sensational individual goal to open the scoring for England against Czechia in the UEFA European Under-17 Championship.
Kremlin calls Trump 'emotional' after US president says Putin is 'crazy'
Trump said that Vladimir Putin had gone "absolutely crazy" following massive aerial attacks on Ukraine.
Kremlin calls Trump 'emotional' after US president says Putin is 'crazy'
Trump said that Vladimir Putin had gone "absolutely crazy" following massive aerial attacks on Ukraine.
England withstand Matthews brilliance to claim T20 clean sweep
England withstand all-rounder Hayley Matthews' brilliance to win the third and final T20 by 17 runs and complete a dominant series clean sweep in Charlotte Edwards and Nat Sciver-Brunt's first series in charge.