World record-setting pole vault star Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis addresses whether he can be athletics' next Usain Bolt.

Sweden's Armand Duplantis reacts after his jump setting a world pole vault record of 6.17 metres at the Orlen Copernicus Cup 2020 World Athletics Indoor meeting in Torun, Poland

Bolt's heir apparent? Meet the new star of track and field

World number one Rory McIlroy moves two shots behind leader Matt Kuchar at the Genesis Invitational after carding a second round four-under-par 67 in California.

McIlroy two shots off lead in California

Arsenal and Chelsea consider £63m move for Isco, Man Utd's asking price could block Paul Pogba move, Adama Traore a target for Barcelona, plus more.

Saturday's gossip column

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo says players are "in danger" of becoming "robots" after VAR controversy resulted in a goalless draw against 10-man Leicester.

Nuno says VAR could lead to 'robot' players

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers is pleased with his side's "deserved" point against Wolves after Hamza Choudhury was sent off 14 minutes from the end.

Leicester showed 'great fight' for point - Rodgers

Glentoran lose vital ground in the Irish Premiership title race after a goalless draw with Carrick Rangers at the Oval.

Glens drop points at home to Carrick

West Ham defender Winston Reid joins Major League Soccer side Sporting Kansas City on loan.

West Ham's Reid makes MLS loan move

BBC's Simon Stone explains what the consequences could be for Manchester City following their two-season ban from European competition.

Man City's European ban Q&A

Red Bull's former junior team Toro Rosso is rebranded as Alpha Tauri for 2020.

Italian Formula One racing team Alpha Tauri unveil their new car at Hangar 7 in Salzburg, Austria

Toro Rosso rebranded Alpha Tauri for 2020

The way some actresses are treated is straight out of "the dark ages", says the Equality Commission.

British actress Olivia Colman poses in the press room with the award for Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series - Drama for "The Crown" during the 77th annual Golden Globe Awards on January 5, 2020

Pregnant actresses: 'We're not treated like people'

Everton's Andre Gomes will make his comeback in a practice match on Sunday - just 105 days after suffering a fractured dislocation to his ankle.

Gomes set for Everton comeback

The coronavirus outbreak will have a severe impact on the fashion industry in the first half of 2020.

Models walk the Richard Malone show at London Fashion Week 2020

Global fashion industry facing a 'nightmare'

Warrenpoint Town and Institute play out a dramatic 2-2 draw in the battle of the basement sides at Milltown.

Stute snatch draw against relegation rivals Warrenpoint

Campaigners say some councils in England are thwarting a law designed to make it easier to build your own home.

'I want to build a house but I can't get a plot'

Joseph Rainey, 20, died in hospital in 2013 of injuries sustained in Hydebank Wood Detention Centre.

Vulnerable prisoner 'failed' by authorities

Larne continue their fine Premiership form with a 2-0 victory over Dungannon Swifts at Stangmore Park.

Larne beat Swifts to chalk up fourth straight league win

Saturday's back pages

British number three Kyle Edmund reaches the New York Open semi-finals with victory over South Korea's Kwon Soon-woo.

Edmund into New York semi-finals

Double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya competes in her first track meeting since June with victory in the 300m in Johannesburg.

Semenya returns to track with 300m win

The PM rejected a call to bring in police to end blockades that have crippled Canadian railways.

First Nations members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory place a sign at a blockade of train tracks

Solve rail blockades with words, says Trudeau

A young artist wins a major prize with a doomsday bunker inspired by preparing for a no-deal Brexit.

Doomsday bunker wins young artist prize

Officials say the orphanage, run by a US-based Christian group, had been operating without a licence.

Women react after a fire destroyed part of an orphanage, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 February, 2020.

Fifteen children killed in Haiti orphanage fire

Difficult decisions are being made about which communities to save.

Homes lost to the sea

In Harrismith, a group of residents - sick of intermittent water and power in their town - have taken matters into their own hands.

The town forced to fix itself

All-rounder Moeen Ali says he "finally feels back" for England after his man-of-the-match showing in the second Twenty20 against South Africa.

I finally feel like I'm back - Moeen

Linfield extend their lead at the top of the Irish Premiership table to six points after a 4-1 win over Ballymena United at the Showgrounds.

Linfield extend lead in title battle

British number one Dan Evans is knocked out of the Rotterdam Open at the quarter-final stage after losing to defending champion Gael Monfils.

Evans loses to Monfils at Rotterdam Open

Instead of taking David Boswell's photograph down, councillors voted to turn it to face the wall.

Child rapist ex-mayor's portrait to stay hanging

The Love Light festival projects images on to historic city buildings and dogs in illuminated costumes.

Love Light Festival procession in Norwich

City's first light festival 'tackles loneliness'

Amna Al Hashemi is the first female chef in the UAE to own her own restaurant – and she’s shaking things up in the glitzy capital by rooting her cuisine in traditional flavours.

Dubai’s humble food that few know

The social media giant said memes paid for by political campaigns should be labelled as branded content.

A Facebook exec has claimed that the social media giant helped Trump get elected

Influencer posts not considered political ads

Appeal judges overturn a ruling that found Islamic faith weddings were legally recognised in the UK.

The Royal Courts of Justice in The Strand, London

Islamic marriages invalid in UK, appeal judges say

If Bernie Sanders isn't the Democratic front-runner at this point, the word has little meaning.

Bernie Sanders night of New Hampshire win

Could it be Bernie Sanders v Donald Trump?

Manchester City will take their European club football ban "in their stride", says former City player Michael Brown.

Man City will take ban 'in their stride'

A timeline explaining how Uefa came to its decision to hand Manchester City a two-season ban from European competition.

Man City European ban timeline

The review into Madeline Wallace's case prompted 14 recommendations for change, an inquest hears.

Anorexic woman's death prompted independent review

Jemma Nicklin, who had recently opened a help-to-buy ISA, says the news "hasn't quite sunk in".

Boyfriend Kieran Parker, Jemma, mum Alison and sister Kacey

Woman, 23, wins £545k 'dream house' in raffle

The University of Virginia is grappling with a race row after the opening of a new diversity centre.

Race row at university built by slaves

What's the cheapest date you've had?

England hold their nerve to level the series against South Africa with a thrilling two-run victory in the second Twenty20 international in Durban.

England's Tom Curran celebrates victory over South Africa

England win T20 thriller by two runs

Newcastle City Council blames delays in building new schools, particularly on the Great Park estate.

View over the shoulder of a pupil doing maths

School places shortage to last two more years

A video emerges of a car being driven on the wrong side of the road near where Harry Dunn was killed.

Car on wrong side of road near Harry Dunn base

Mary Lou McDonald describes Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's refusal to enter talks as "disgraceful".

Micheál Martin, Leo Varadkar and Mary Lou McDonald

Sinn Féin criticises 'disgraceful' Dáil rivals

The lawyer was accused of seeking to extort up to $25m (£18.9m) from sportswear giant Nike.

Adult film actress Stephanie Clifford, also known as Stormy Daniels, speaks to media along with lawyer Michael Avenatti (R) outside federal court in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, on 16 April 2018

Stormy Daniels' ex-lawyer guilty over extortion

Jadon Sancho and Erling Braut Haaland score again as Borussia Dortmund beat Eintracht Frankfurt to move up to second in the Bundesliga.

Jadon Sancho and Erling Braut Haaland celebrate

Sancho and Haaland score in Dortmund win

Out-of-form Atletico Madrid warm up for their Champions League tie with Liverpool with a draw at Valencia.

Out-of-form Atletico fail to win again

Solent Kestrels are the first National Basketball League team to reach a BBL semi-final - and they expect to go further.

Solent ready to make BBL history

About 100 people marched in support of restricting access to the island's waters.

Call to protect Jersey waters from overfishing

The Presbyterian Church will investigate leaders who allowed Steven Smyrl to be an elder.

Church investigation over elder's same-sex marriage

St Patrick’s Academy Dungannon book their place in the semi-finald of the MacRory Cup courtesy of a 3-12 to 1-9 win over St Mary’s Magherafelt.

Action from St Patrick's Dungannon's win over St Mary's Magherafelt

St Patrick's Dungannon progress in MacRory Cup

Greater Manchester Police say people have been lured to ambushes by bogus online car adverts.

Five held over fake car sales armed robberies

Could a Swedish housing experiment that forces solo-living renters to spend two hours a week together be a solution to loneliness for young people?

The housing project tackling loneliness

Meet Arsenal's FA Cup opponents Lewes - the club that has equal pay, prosecco on tap and beach huts for supporters.

Beach huts, equal pay & prosecco - the club hoping to beat WSL giants Arsenal

Smoke from wildfires may have long-term health effects, according to US research on juvenile monkeys.

A firefighter douses flames from a backfire during the Maria fire in Santa Paula, California

Wildfire smoke may cause life-long harm

The list, including former MP Emma-Little Pengelly, indicates fewer Spads and a lower average salary.

Names of Stormont advisers and salaries published

Smoke was seen billowing out from the building on to the street from the car park beneath a block of flats.

Fire crews tackle blaze inside Glasgow car park

It appears to have happened close to where motorcyclist Harry Dunn died in a collision.

Car seen 'on wrong side of road' near Harry Dunn base

A student who uses a wheelchair has described the lack of disabled access at her university as "humiliating".

'It's such a humiliating experience'

BBC Sport went to the NME awards and asked the UK's best music artists which footballers they would like to collaborate with.

KSI, Yungblud and Krept & Konan - which footballers would they want to collaborate with?

A family says the company behind HS2 has not paid them for their farm despite them being forced to hand over the keys on Friday.

Family 'got no money for forever home lost to HS2'

The animal is found by volunteers who patrol the beach to check on seal colonies.

Discarded netting injures seal's neck and flippers

Egypt's Zamalek outclass Tunisia's Esperance 3-1 to win the African Super Cup in Doha thanks to a brace from Morocco's Achraf Bencharki.

Zamalek beat Esperance to win Super Cup

Scotland and Wales are relaxing some of their restrictions around gatherings and mixing with others.

What are the social distancing rules?

The latest restriction comes as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak passes 1,500.

A woman wears a protective mask at Jingshan Park in Beijing, China, 14 February 2020.

Beijing orders 14-day quarantine for all returnees

Manchester City are banned from European club competitions for two seasons by Uefa.

Manchester City banned from Europe

Rory Cellan-Jones explores the viral fear that's causing headaches for the entire tech industry.

Attendees at the Samsung event in San Francisco wear surgical face masks

Tech Tent: Is social media spreading the virus?

The investigation is in "the early stages" and a post-mortem examination is yet to take place, police say.

Murder arrest over 65-year-old's death

David and Sheila Pratt, who are 85 and 84, take to the dance floor of Aberdeen's Beach Ballroom.

Couple dance again 68 years on from first date

Dundee United's winless run in all competitions extends to five matches as Alloa hold the Championship leaders to a draw.

Dundee United held 0-0 away to Alloa

Gloucester forward Ruan Ackermann says he is having "flashbacks" after being robbed at gunpoint in South Africa last month.

Robbery giving Ackermann 'flashbacks'

The court heard Thomas Nulty raped the six-year-old in the 1970s when he was babysitting her.

Man jailed 50 years after raping girl

Sarah-Marie Da Silva says a lack of wheelchair access means she sits in a stairwell during lectures.

Student 'humiliated' over lack of disabled access

The strike is timed to coincide with the ramp-up of pancake production ahead of Pancake Tuesday.

Allied Bakeries staff to strike on Sunday

Some of the pupils fear they will not see their families in China for months.

Chinese students stuck in UK due to coronavirus

Fallon Sherrock believes her gender is no longer a topic of conversation after her impressive Premier League debut appearance in Nottingham.

Sherrock says gender no longer a topic

Jemma Reekie says training alongside fellow Scots middle-distance runner Laura Muir is helping to "push each other to the limits".

Reekie & Muir 'push each other to limits'

Lewys Crawford died from sepsis in hospital following delays starting treatment for the infection.

'I do feel like they killed our son'

The problems are being caused by a data storage fault, NHS Wales says.

NHS Wales websites down after fault

Wales centre Hadleigh Parkes discusses dodgy Dublin flight, Six Nations titles hopes and having his collar tidied up by captain Alun Wyn Jones.

'Bumpy flight and having collar felt by Alun Wyn'

Wojciech Sztulc is jailed for 14 and a half years after police found four guns under a drain.

Drug dealer hid guns under children's play area

The NI executive is considering funding a number of world class sporting events to be staged in Northern Ireland over the next few years.

Lee Johnston leads Peter Hickman at last year's Ulster Grand Prix

NI sport events could get funding boost

Ulster back Will Addison is a fitness doubt for Ireland's next Six Nations game against England on 23 February.

Ireland's Addison facing fitness battle

How the public and private firms are patrolling the streets in a bid to keep them safe.

'We're not vigilantes'

The display team created the romantic symbol in the skies above their home base.

Love is in the air for Red Arrows

Communities on the coast face "serious questions" against the background of climate change.

Waves crash over Newhaven Lighthouse on the south coast of England

Coastal floods warning in UK as sea levels rise

Double amputee Janet Prince was left on an inappropriate mattress on a trolley for nine hours.

'Gross failings' led to pressure sores death

A couple whose baby was delivered on a motorway have been reunited with the 999 call operators that helped them.

The couple and their children and paramedics

"She's about to pop. I'm in the roadworks at 50 miles an hour."

Timelapse video of construction on the £100m flood barrier in Boston, Lincolnshire.

Building the Boston barrier

Work on the road, serving two towns on the M1, is meant to start in 2021.

Legal action taken after £65m link road approved

Mysterious archaic hominins may have interbred with early humans in West Africa, scientists say.