The injured party lost a kidney and part of his intestine as a result of the stabbing in April 2022.
Charlotte Dujardin could become Great Britain's most decorated female Olympian after being confirmed in the equestrian team for the Paris Games.
Martin Smith, 53, died after suffering 75% burns in the incident in the Borders in 2021.
Festival-goers have been lugging their belongings across Worthy Farm in baking sunshine.
Watch the moment England opener Tammy Beaumont reaches her half-century by hitting a "massive" six off New Zealand's Amelia Kerr in the first ODI.
Beekeeper Andrew Card helped relocate the three colonies which chose an Inverness bedroom as their home.
Mpox, which used to be called monkeypox, is endemic in parts of west and central Africa.
Anthony Joshua tells BBC Sport's Ade Adedoyin that his upcoming fight against fellow Briton Daniel Dubois for the IBF heavyweight title at Wembley in September is "not redemption".
Daniel Bradley was kicked, punched and pushed to the ground on 9 September last year.
South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus defends captain Siya Kolisi after Racing 92 owner Jacky Lorenzetti made comments about the player's weight.
Former Fujitsu engineer Gareth Jenkins says he gave evidence in sub-postmaster prosecutions based on "informal chats".
The party's former leader Richard Tice accused the SNP of "gross negligence" regarding the sector.
Ellis Cox, 19, was fatally shot on an industrial estate in Aintree, Merseyside.
The RSPCA says the dog could have been thrown into the canal alive and left to drown.
Ad misleadingly compares a single year's rise in weekly pension with total rise in annual amount in 14 years.
A wet wipe manufacturer has said it may have to close one of its sites due to the plastic ban.
It emerges opposition parties are unlikely to help him get his government's spending plans through.
BBC News NI correspondents examine the detail of the SDLP's manifesto for the general election.
England midfielder Phil Foden leaves their Euro 2024 camp to return to the UK for the birth of his third child.
The Princess Royal is in hospital after she sustained a minor head injury and concussion thought to have been caused by a horse.
A Tory politician being investigated over a bet on the general election is to step back from a Senedd job.
A New Jersey police officer entered a burning home rescuing two people.
Different cases are posing wider questions about the relationship between politics and gambling.
Hockey player Fiona Crackles says she "can't wait" for the Olympics this summer and believes her experience will be key to her and the team's success.
