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Maurizio Sarri says he wants to bring "entertaining football" to Chelsea after becoming their manager on a three-year deal, succeeding the sacked Antonio Conte.

The 19-month-old boy died in hospital after being hit by the van before midday on Friday in Billesley.

The cat hopped in the back of a van as a repair man worked at various locations across East Anglia.

Poet Chris Hyde's "Heart in Mouth" on attitudes towards LGBT+ people ahead of Bristol Pride.

Sinn Fein said activist Bobby Storey's house was also targeted, calling the act "reprehensible and cowardly".

The US president spends the weekend in Scotland as further protests against his visit take place.

The TV naturalist is about to send a £200m research vessel named after him into the River Mersey.

How England's World Cup campaign inspired London artist Reuben Dangoor.

Vinyl sales are increasing, which has led to a boost for manufactures in the UK.

There's even space for a coffee shop, sauna and gym on the £200m vessel.

Eleven years ago, Serena Williams never dreamed she would one day be contending for her 24th Grand Slam title.

The inflatable Trump blimp wasn't the only baby involved in the London Trump protest.

Mr Trump backtracks on comments he made criticising the way Theresa May is handling Brexit.

Novak Djokovic leads Rafael Nadal by two sets to one when their semi-final is suspended until Saturday.

Kevin Anderson wins the longest semi-final in Wimbledon history by beating John Isner in an epic lasting more than six-and-a-half hours.

Protestors gather in Glasgow ahead of the arrival of US president Donald Trump

Sqn Ldr Daniel Cremin was killed in a mid-air crash over Cornwall in 1942.

US president Donald Trump and British prime minister Theresa met at Chequers.

It's the first time a long-term license for the use of the drug has been granted in the UK.

John Surtees bought the car after winning the first of four motorcycling world championships.