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Inspired by the awards given out at the end of Tests in India, Andy Zaltzman presents his unusual prizes for the most interesting stats of England's tour so far.

The Ukraine Olympic Committee claims some athletes should not be allowed to compete at the Paris Games because of their support for "Russian aggression".

Spend a weekend in the life of Sam Warburton as the former Wales captain takes you behind the scenes during BBC Sport's coverage of Wales v Scotland and the Six Nations Rugby Special highlights programme.

The actor says the monarch's cancer announcement has prompted discussion about the disease.

BBC Sport profiles Bayer Leverkusen, so often the nearly men of German football, who have set the pace in the Bundesliga this season under Xabi Alonso.

England and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane talks about his goalscoring records, his desire for team trophies and his work to help children's mental wellbeing.

One girl tells the BBC she was lured by a man posing as teenage boy on social media offering vapes.

Bert Janssen, who got a donor heart in the 1980s, is the longest-surviving heart transplant patient.

Ecuador's constitutional court votes seven to two in favour of allowing doctors to help a patient die.

"We just want justice for our son," Treveon Taylor, the father, tells a news conference in Atlanta.

Ambika Mod says she never could have imagined starring in the David Nicholls adaptation while growing up.

The last 12 months were the hottest on record, temporarily sending the world past a deeply symbolic mark.

The court's decision on whether Donald Trump can be on a primary ballot has national implications.

Convicted sex offender Christian Brückner is due in court next week, accused of five offences.

The announcement comes a day after the firm said it will launch a sports streaming service with Fox and Warner.

Benoît Jacquot denies the accusations made by Judith Godrèche as prosecutors open an investigation.

A study suggests a link, but more research is needed to prove the drugs benefit the brain.

Millions go to the polls to choose a government, amid soaring inflation, violence and claims of rigging.

Labour has been in a public tangle and a private tussle over the figure attached to the pledge, BBC political editor Chris Mason writes.

Prince William's first public appearance since King Charles's cancer diagnosis was announced, leads several of Thursday's front pages.