Government considering social media ban for teenagers
Under-16s could be banned from social media if companies do not take action to protect children, the Technology Secretary has said.
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Schmeichel and Ralston return to Celtic with a spring in their step – how every Hoops globetrotter fared
Celtic are looking to get back to business with a bang this weekend with a blockbuster Premiership clash against Hearts at Tynecastle.
Jonathan David continues his world-class play in Canada's men's soccer win over Suriname
Nothing is preordained in soccer, but if there was anything like a certainty before the Canadian men faced Suriname in Toronto on Tuesday night, it was that Jonathan David would score.
G20 Summit: Brazil's president urges developed nations to speed up initiatives on climate change
Brazil's president opened the second day of the G20 Summit by calling for more action to slow global warming, saying developed nations must speed up their initiatives to reduce harmful emissions.
How Broncos QB Bo Nix vaulted himself into Offensive Rookie of the Year race
Editor’s note: This is the 11th installment of a season-long series on a breakout star from the past week of NFL action. The Week 11 winner: Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix .
Doctor tells inquiry it's 'likely' Lucy Letby murdered children before June 2015
A senior doctor has told an enquiry that he believes it is 'likely' that former neo-natal nurse Lucy Letby 'murdered and assaulted' children before June 2015. This was the date when Child A was murdered, and the earliest murder that Letby was convicted of.
Sources - Tyrese Maxey challenged Joel Embiid in 76ers meeting - ESPN
Amid a 2-11 start that has them in last place in the Eastern Conference, and with their star trio of Joel Embiid, Paul George and Tyrese Maxey yet to play a game together, the Philadelphia 76ers held a team meeting following Monday night's 106-89 loss to the Miami Heat.
Euroviews. Europe's farms and food are what makes us what we are
Agriculture and food production are at the heart of the European project. From the earliest days of the Common Agricultural Policy, it has been acknowledged that the EU has a responsibility to ensure its population would not suffer food shortages, like those which affected the whole continent long after the end of World War II.