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The woman in her 20s is in a serious but stable condition after being bitten on the leg.

Watch highlights as hosts Ivory Coast eliminate reigning champions Senegal in a penalty shootout following a 1-1 draw in their round of 16 match at Afcon 2023.

A range of stories on Tuesday's papers - many include photos of royals as he left hospital.

Africa Cup of Nations hosts Ivory Coast beat holders Senegal on penalties to reach the quarter-finals of the 2023 tournament.

Manchester United say forward Marcus Rashford "has taken responsibility for his actions" after reports he was seen in nightspots in Northern Ireland.

Watch highlights as Blackburn Rovers recover from an early scare at home against League Two Wrexham to comfortably win their FA Cup encounter 4-1 at Ewood Park.

Blackburn recover from an early scare against League Two Wrexham to comfortably win and set up an FA Cup fifth-round tie with Newcastle.

Liverpool could face the "end of an era" this summer if stars Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah follow manager Jurgen Klopp out of the club.

Welsh fans cry foul after the presenter's comment about a striker playing in the "farmers' league".

Ms Marten and Mr Gordon are accused of the manslaughter of Victoria, whose body was found in a shed.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on Argylle director Matthew Vaughn for the midweek Premier League predictions.

Failure to act decisively risks sending a message of weakness - act too forcefully and things could escalate.

The BBC speaks to young people, a parent and a vape shop owner about the proposed disposable vape ban.

Hundreds of thousands of farmers take to the streets to protest against falling incomes and rising red tape.

Leicestershire Police investigated Valdo Calocane weeks before he killed three people in Nottingham.

British number one Katie Boulter cruises past Italian sixth seed Jasmine Paolini in straight sets to reach the second round of the Linz Open.

Contaminated injections of growth hormone may have caused five rare cases of dementia, scientists think.

George Freeman says he could not afford the repayments, despite a salary of £118,300.

A law change to let the government block new features would be an "unprecedented overreach," it says.

Levelling up secretary Michael Gove gave his evidence to the UK Covid inquiry in Edinburgh.