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World number one Jannik Sinner considered walking away from tennis during his doping case, stating he "didn't feel comfortable" as players looked at him "differently" during the Australian Open.

Mark Wood is irritated by a "golf, golf, golf" narrative around the England team, but admits they do not help themselves.

Erin Patterson admits lying to police about her relatives' deaths, but will argue they were a "terrible accident".

Liverpool West Derby MP Ian Byrne claims young and working class fans are priced out of big matches.

The real battleground of the current trade war might be China's domestic economy

The event on a sandbar in the Isles of Scilly takes place in extreme low tides.

Scientists, including researchers in Bath, have come up with 100 proposed uses for the robots.

Inter Milan's record Champions League scorer will be bidding to beat Barca and lead his club to this season's final.

Turkey has been building military bases on Iraqi territory, the BBC finds, raising fears of an occupation.

After years of suffering, a cutting-edge test diagnosed Ellie Irwin with a rare bacterial infection.

The scheme lets people become citizens after paying, buying or renting property of a certain value, and donating to charity.

US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke after Canada's general election.

India has accused Pakistan of supporting militants behind an attack in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists.

The results of the ballots will mould the national political mood, our political editor writes.

The incident took place at a hair salon in the town of Uppsala, Swedish media report.

People in Spain and Portugal tell us what got them through a day with no electricity.

Elle Mortimer says she enjoyed the race so much, she has already signed up for next year's.

Tony Blair's speaks out about energy policy and the Prince and Princess of Wales head to the Isle of Mull.

He tells a crowd in Michigan that he is using his presidency to deliver "profound change".

The Society of Radiographers says allowing men to do mammograms would reduce staff shortages.

The explosion sparked a blaze which engulfed the home but has since been extinguished.

The move to increase staff numbers comes as the coffee shop giant continues to see sales fall.

Those without upgraded meters could also find their heating stuck on or off, energy watchdog Ofgem warns.

US press secretary Karoline Leavitt calls a reported plan to detail tariff impact on prices a "hostile" political act.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says his side will have to "do something special in Paris" if they are to reach the Champions League final following defeat in their semi-final first leg.