Former Newcastle United midfielder Tommy Cassidy, a member of Northern Ireland's 1982 World Cup squad, dies aged 73.
Lynn Davies remembers his 1964 long jump win and discusses this year's games.
Millions in the north have been ordered to stay indoors as nationwide anti-government protests continue.
Craig Moffitt sparked an attempted murder investigation when he claimed a gunman confronted him at his home.
Helen Glover says she has yet to make a decision on whether she will retire from rowing after winning a silver medal in the women's four.
Ross Corrigan and Nathan Timoney say they will learn from an impressive Olympic debut after finishing sixth (6:30.49) in Friday's men's pair final in Paris.
Ex-corporal was the face of military recruitment but would now tell women of colour not to join.
The boss of the nationalised Ferguson shipyard says more work is needed on the dual-fuel ferry.
George Williams gives insight into the Warrington camp after a big fortnight in his latest BBC Sport column.
Gary Neville acquires Peter Lim's interest in Salford City, "paving the way for a new strategic partner", the League Two club has said.
Malaysia's Muralitharan Thinaah and Pearly Tan stay patient to win a 108-shot rally against the Chinese pair of Chen Qing Chen and Jia Yi Fan in their women's doubles semi-final.
After a hot, humid week and recent thunderstorms, are we in for a cooler spell of weather?
Activist Paul Powlesland says he considers the River Roding to be sacred.
Radio 1's Dance Weekend is in Ibiza, with opening slots reserved for Shelly and Boo.
Online influencers, rather than formal leaders, are mobilising the extreme right on the streets.
Wales' Commonwealth silver medallist Taylor Bevan leaves GB Boxing set-up.
Dina Asher-Smith, Daryll Neita and Imani Lansiquot all go safely through in womens' 100m heats on the first morning of the athletics meet at Paris 2024.
Great Britain's Josh Kerr and Olympic 1500m gold medal rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen both progress from their heats at the Stade de France.
Watch as Ireland rowers Fintan McCarthy and Paul O'Donovan retain their men's lightweight double sculls Olympic title in Paris
New Ballymena United signing John Herron says he made his "biggest mistake" when he was pictured wearing a T-shirt bearing a pro-IRA slogan while he was a player with Larne.
An inquest hears Roan Butcher had been playing with lambs in a sheep pen at his grandparents' home.
Ireland's Fintan McCarthy and Paul O'Donovan successfully defend their lightweight double sculls title at Paris 2024.
Striker Callum Robinson says Cardiff City fans will see the “full” version of him this season after a disappointing previous campaign.
Great Britain's Emily Craig and Imogen Grant win gold in the last Olympic women's lightweight double sculls, after narrowly missing out on a medal in Tokyo.
On the eve of a new Scottish Premiership campaign, we examine some of the main matters to keep an eye on.
