Europe’s most powerful economy is left rudderless, when EU leaders are nervous about a new Trump presidency.

The fatal stabbing of a Hungarian teenager, killed shortly after she gave birth, has baffled police for 15 years.

Building the link to western Europe has become more urgent as the Baltics see Russia as a threat.

Nearly 4 million people visited the ruins of the Roman city of Pompeii in 2023, a third more than the previous year.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered following violence against Israeli football fans earlier in the week.

Both countries say they shot down dozens of drones over their respective territories.

A tram is vandalised in new rioting in Amsterdam, days after the attacks on Israeli football fans.

Nadezhda Buyanova denied making the remarks and called the case absurd.

Two weeks after flash floods devastated eastern Spain, several areas are on alert again.

Kylian Mbappe wasn't always the best footballing prospect. But he, and his family, had the clearest plan. Project Mbappe continues.

Hungary have ridden back into contention for international honours on the back of billions of euros and one man's passion for football.

Antonin Panenka's penalty in the Euro 1976 final birthed a whole new 12-yard tactic. But the risks were higher than anyone could imagine.

John White did the League and Cup Double, but his sudden death left his son searching for the man behind the comic-book persona.

North Korea lags behind most of the rest of the world in several areas. But the hermit state has had an outsized impact on international women's football.

Nineteen years and 10 miles separated Zambia's football team from a lost, golden generation on a fateful night in Libreville.

Vinay Menon knew nothing about football when he went for a meeting at a west London mansion in 2009. A few weeks later he was in the heart of the Chelsea dressing room.

Tyrone Mings became the first Englishman to concede a penalty on his Champions League debut in bizarre fashion as Aston Villa lost to Brugge.

BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.

BBC MOTD2 pundit and former Arsenal forward Theo Walcott explains why Newcastle striker Alexander Isak's all-round game makes him a player who could get in any team.

Is the Premier League title race down to two teams after just 11 games? BBC Sport looks at the chances of the top four.

After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?

The former Rangers and Liverpool star said charity fundraising allowed people to see "the real me".

Jaden Brown leaves St Mirren by mutual consent "to be closer to his family", the club announce as they sign Declan John as a replacement.

We discuss the Scotland men’s squad, promoting young talent and Celtic v Chelsea.

How and why has Pep Guardiola been able to revolutionise football?

Who is in the most danger of relegation from the WSL?

Leeds United teenager Charlie Crew comes into Craig Bellamy's Wales squad for their Nations League games with Turkey and Iceland.

Scotland call up Stuart Armstrong for the games against Croatia and Poland as Che Adams and Lewis Morgan withdraw from the squad.

Scottish League 2 club Bonnyrigg Rose are deducted six points - because of the slope on their New Dundas Park pitch.

Kieran McKenna describes Ipswich's 2-1 victory at Tottenham - their first Premier League win in 22 years - as a "massive moment" and validation for the players' hard work.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta praises his side's performance against Chelsea in the Premier League, but says that getting results is "what is missing" at the moment.

Ruben Amorim says "I'm not naive, I know that it's going to be very different" before starting his new job as Manchester United manager.

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou accepts responsibility for his side's 2-1 Premier League defeat at home by a previously winless Ipswich.

Watch highlights as undefeated Manchester United are held to a 0-0 draw by Aston Villa in the WSL.

A bizarre throw in from Arsenal's Jurrien Timber, and a goal of the season contender from Brentford's Yoane Wissa feature in this week's '2 Good, 2 Bad' from Match of the Day 2.

Before Ruben Amorim takes over as Manchester United manager, Match of the Day 2's Theo Walcott explains why some of United's attacking players will need to adapt their game under their new boss.

Monday Night Club's Mark Chapman is joined by Rory Smith to discuss Ruben Amorim's arrival at Manchester United and how difficult his first game will be.

Former Premier League striker Chris Sutton discusses Manchester City’s recent form, and asks if this can be considered a crisis for manager Pep Guardiola.

Tyrell Malacia returns to action after 17 months out with injury in Manchester United Under-21 side’s EFL Trophy defeat at Huddersfield.

Arsenal legend Lee Dixon on imposter syndrome

East Kilbride stun Ayr United to reach the semi-finals of the SPFL Trust Trophy as Dunfermline Athletic and Livingston progress.

The Football Association launches its own investigation into the video that appears to show Premier League referee David Coote using foul language to describe former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.

The club's chairman jokes that it missed out on Hollywood investment "by just one vowel".

Following news that Gary Lineker will leave Match of the Day at the end of the season, how does the BBC cover stories about itself?

Members of Canada women's coaching staff "objected" to flying drones over training sessions before the scandal at Paris 2024.

Spanish football writer Guillem Balague talks to former Barcelona and Spain midfielder Andres Iniesta about his plans after retiring.

It's time for you to be the boss as you select your Northern Ireland starting XI to take on Belarus in Belfast on Friday.

BBC Sport looks at what England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have to play for in the Nations League - and how it ties into the World Cup.

Former referee Rebecca Welch talks to BBC Sport's Emma Sanders after being inducted into the Hall of Fame at the National Football Museum.

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker speaks to BBC Breakfast's John Watson as the flagship football show celebrates its 60th birthday. Lineker has been presenting the show for 25 years since 1999.