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Jordan Gill speaks to BBC Sport about a traumatic year outside the ring and says "whatever you are feeling, it is just temporary".

Steph Daniels, 75, says the game is now completely different, being more dangerous and hard-hitting.

Cross-border exchanges of fire have been escalating since Hamas's attacks on Israel on 7 October.

Sales of vinyl LPs rose for a 16th consecutive year in 2023, hitting 5.9 million units.

"Whatever you say about the modern EU - it is the house that Jacques built" - Boris Johnson.

The Glock has been the weapon of choice for armed forces, gun owners and criminals around the world.

The victim, who survived on rainwater, was taken to hospital where he had to have a leg amputated.

UK households could put old toasters and hairdryers on the kerbside for pick-up under the proposals.

The paiche, one of the biggest freshwater fish, is a risk to native fish stocks in the Amazon.

Wood and glue is better for the environment than steel, says manufacturer, and could see taller turbines.

Carolyn's dad thought he'd found love, but ended up cut off from his family and friends

A selection of the most powerful pictures taken by news-agency photographers around the world this year.

A suicide note written by the Prague university attacker confirms the number of his victims as 17.

The colours, fabrics and designs which are likely to define our looks for the next 12 months.

The crowds arrive for Championship fortnight, but for the other 50 weeks of the year, work continues at the All England Club.

Managers Pep Guardiola and Sean Dyche experience differing emotions at Goodison Park on Wednesday - but both are left questioning the laws of football.

The funds are the final tranche of aid the White House can allocate without fresh approval from Congress.