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Celtic interim chairman Brian Wilson vows to "continue to seek an end to this debilitating and unnecessary atmosphere of conflict" after a fan protest during Thursday's Europa League game left the Sco...

The EU, U.K. and Canada react cautiously to the U.S. Supreme Court decision to strike down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs.

Cameron Menzies says he has come close to "wrapping" up his darts career as the hand injury he suffered punching a drinks table at the PDC World Championship has left him with "no feeling" in the fing...

Speaking for the first time since Manchester United part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's claims the UK has been "colonised by immigrants", head coach Michael Carrick says he is "proud of what the club stand...

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has cast future doubt on his immediate future at Selhurst Park after admitting he's "not good enough" in the role, following the club's 1-1 draw against Zrinjski...

Jacob Bethell tells BBC Sport's Matt Henry that England aren't worried about the form of Jos Buttler, nor the team's inconsistent performances as they head into the Super 8s stage of the T20 World Cup...

A lot of important topics were debated in New Delhi, but there was also some fun and frustration.

In his BBC Sport column, ex-Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains why more matches in a shorter space of time might mean more injuries, and why the expansion of tournaments does not help players or...

By adopting the language of sovereignty and skepticism toward Brussels, Péter Magyar has become the Hungarian prime minister's most serious challenger yet.

The National Rally is seizing on the death of a 23-year-old affiliated with far-right extremists ahead of key local elections.

US basketball league has a rather outdated view of France's borders.

From rising prices to WhatsApp, Westminster insiders explain why Britain feels ungovernable.