A brash Tyson Fury leaned on and prodded Francis Ngannou as the pair weighed in for their heavyweight clash in Saudi Arabia.

The latest mass shooting in the United States, which killed 18 people in Maine, prompted U.S. Representative Jared Golden, whose constituents died in the massacre, to reverse his opposition to a ban on assault-style weapons.

The BBC and Britbox police drama Hope Street will return on Monday for its third season.

India has said it is exploring all legal options after a court in Qatar sentenced eight former Indian naval officers to death on unspecified charges.

The owners of Notts County played down a report that they could sell the English League Two soccer club to American pop star Taylor Swift, saying in a playful social media post on Friday that they would “Shake this story off”.

The 10th Rugby World Cup final in Paris is set to be a family affair for New Zealand and their Barrett brothers.

U.S. President Joe Biden met China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, holding an hour of talks that the White House characterized as a “good opportunity” in keeping lines of communication open between the two geopolitical rivals.

Anil Kapoor has reportedly signed an international project with filmmaker Ritesh Batra.

In a resounding conclusion to their WXV3 (World Tier 3) campaign, the Vodafone Fijiana 15s soared to a triumphant victory in Dubai, overpowering Kazakhstan with a staggering scoreline of 118-0.

Nasese Buses Limited, in a statement, says they will re-examine their internal mechanisms to prevent road accidents from occurring in the future.

England claimed third place at the Rugby World Cup for the first time after an entertaining, if stop-start, 26-23 victory over Argentina at Stade de France.

Projectiles hit two Egyptian Red Sea towns on Friday, sources and officials said, injuring six people and showing the risk of regional spillover from the Israel-Gaza conflict.