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Woman held over shots fired at Rihanna's LA mansion

Anthropic takes Trump administration to court over Pentagon row

Antarctic sea ice improves after four years of extreme lows: US scientists

Beating Barca would make us Newcastle legends: Howe

Iran war sends crude prices soaring as Khamenei son takes charge

Ships brandish China-links to weave through Strait of Hormuz

Trump says Australia will grant asylum to Iran women footballers

G7 'not there yet' on release of oil reserves: French minister

Live Nation settles antitrust case with US Justice Dept, states object

EU lawmakers set to greenlight 'return hubs' for migrants

Scotland locks Cummings and Brown ruled out of Ireland Six Nations clash

Iran prepares to name new leader as Tehran fuel dumps burn

Iran was preparing to name a successor to its slain supreme leader on Sunday, after US-backed Israeli strikes destroyed fuel depots in Tehran, sparking blazes that covered the city in acrid smoke.

Southampton shock Fulham to reach FA Cup quarter-finals

Championship side Southampton reached the FA Cup quarter-finals with a shock 1-0 win against Fulham on Sunday.

McGrath earns cathartic World Cup slalom win after Olympic pain

Norway's Atle Lie McGrath won his third World Cup slalom of the season at Kranjska Gora on Sunday, edging out compatriot Henrik Kristoffersen by the finest of margins.

Japan edge Australia to reach World Baseball Classic quarter-finals

Japan survived a scare to beat Australia 4-3 at the World Baseball Classic on Sunday as the defending champions booked their place in the quarter-finals as Pool C winners.

Norway police says possible terror motive in US embassy blast

Oslo police said Sunday an explosion at the US embassy in Norway overnight that caused no injuries and minor material damage may have been an act of terror, but stressed police were also investigating other motives.

Curtoni ends World Cup drought with Val di Fassa super-G win

Elena Curtoni claimed her first World Cup victory in more than three years on Sunday, winning the super-G in Val di Fassa to complete a weekend sweep on home snow for Italy.

Iran sing national anthem before bowing out of Women's Asian Cup

Iran's players sang the national anthem and saluted before bowing out of the Women's Asian Cup with defeat in their last group match on Sunday in Australia.

How have Scotland turned it around in the Six Nations?

Scotland started the Six Nations with a lacklustre 18-15 loss away to Italy last month where the only thing close about the game was the final scoreline.