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George adamant Six Nations losses don't make England 'a bad team overnight'

Canada summons OpenAI over failure to report mass shooter

Tourette's campaigner 'mortified' after shouting racial slur during BAFTA

Mexico deploys 10,000 troops to end violence over drug lord's death

Vonn says Olympic injury could have led to amputation

UK police arrest ex-envoy Peter Mandelson in Epstein case

Son of director Rob Reiner pleads not guilty to parents' murder

Panama takes control of canal ports from CK Hutchison

West Indies thrash Zimbabwe at T20 World Cup after piling up 254-6

Dozens dead in Mexico violence after drug kingpin killed

Snowstorm blankets US northeast as New York sees travel ban

Hodgkinson says breaking 800m record would put her among athletics' greatest

Olympic 800 metres champion Keely Hodgkinson believes breaking the oldest world record in athletics would cement her status among the greatest of all time in her discipline.

Hetmyer blasts 85 as West Indies pile up 254-6 against Zimbabwe

Shimron Hetmyer blasted 85 off 34 balls as the West Indies piled up 254-6 against Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup Super Eights in Mumbai on Monday, the second highest total in the history of the tournament.

Canada PM heads to Asia seeking new trade partners as US ties fray

Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Asia this week seeking to broaden international trade, part of his plan to reduce Canadian reliance on the United States, which he says has left the country vulnerable.

UEFA suspend Benfica's Prestianni after alleged racist abuse

UEFA on Monday suspended midfielder Gialuca Prestianni from Benfica's Champions League play-off second leg against Real Madrid this week after he was accused of racially abusing Vinicius Junior.

Italy's Enel to invest 20bn euros in renewables by 2028

Italian power giant Enel said Monday it was boosting investment in renewables, with planned spending of 20 billion euros ($23.6 billion) by 2028 focused on Europe and the United States.

BBC apologises for 'involuntary' Tourette's racial slur during BAFTA awards

The BBC apologised Monday for not editing out a racial slur during the BAFTA awards, saying it was an "involuntary" verbal tic by a Tourette's sufferer who inspired a winning film.

Kristen Bell returns to host glitzy Actor Awards in Hollywood

Kristen Bell returns to host Hollywood's premier acting awards next month for the third time with a single goal: to entertain everyone equally.

Venezuelan foreign minister demands 'immediate release' of Maduro

Venezuela's Foreign Minister Yvan Gil Pinto on Monday demanded the immediate release of Nicolas Maduro, who was ousted as president in a January 3 raid by the United States.