The BBC's Georgina Rannard shows a virtual rendition of Valeriana - which has been discovered centuries after it disappeared under the jungle canopy in Mexico.

"He could be the next great" - meet the 14-year-old international goalkeeper hoping to one day make it in the Premier League.

A lawsuit against mining company BHP starts in London on Monday over the 2015 dam collapse.

Antônio Vinicius Gritzbach had recently agreed to hand over information about the Primeiro Comando da Capital group.

Argentine side Deportivo Riestra are accused of a "lack of respect" after picking a YouTube star as a striker in a top-flight match.

El Litoral prison is notorious for its deadly confrontations between members of rival gangs.

Scottish fencer Keith Cook is to take legal action over his omission from Great Britain's Olympic squad.

Showjumper Tim Stockdale is setting his sights on competing at the Rio Olympic Games of 2016 at the age of 52.

Carmelo Anthony inspired New York Knicks to a comfortable 102-87 win over Detroit Pistons at a sold-out O2 Arena.

Chris Adcock to renew badminton mixed doubles partnership with fiancee Gabby White.

Baltimore beat Indianapolis, Houston see off Cincinnati, Green Bay too good for Minnesota and Seattle win in Washington.

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The latest bike results from around the world.

Britain's team pursuit men win a spectacular gold at the World Track Championships as they beat Australia with a world record.

Laura Trott wins omnium gold for Britain as Jason Kenny beats Sir Chris Hoy on his way to sprint silver at the World Track Cycling.

Sir Chris Hoy tells BBC Sport he "wasn't as up for it" as much as earlier in the year after finishing behind Jason Kenny in the World Track Cycling sprint in Melbourne.

Sir Chris Hoy concludes the World Track Cycling in Melbourne with a stunning ride to win the men's keirin gold medal.

Cyclist Sir Chris Hoy's first bicycle was a girl's bike the Olympic gold medallist's mother reveals.

Nathan Cleverly receives a boost in his bid for a light-heavyweight unification clash with Bernard Hopkins.

Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard implores Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to fight, for the sake of their own legacies.

Paul McCloskey has a change of opponent for his contest on 5 May after former IBF champion Julio Diaz pulls out of the bout.

Britain's three female Olympic boxing hopefuls are chosen for next month's World Championships in Qinhuangdao, China.

Wladimir Klitschko defends his heavyweight world titles against American Tony Thompson on 7 July.

Lamont Peterson says Amir Khan is incapable of altering his game-plan for their May rematch and that his British rival is mentally "all over the place".

Nathan Cleverly withdraws from his WBO light-heavyweight title defence against Robin Krasniqi because of illness.

Dai Greene is one of several British Olympic athletes to receive extra London 2012 tickets for their families thanks to help from sports fans.

Greece's athletics federation suspends domestic events because of spending cuts - although they will still compete in London 2012.

Paula Radcliffe insists Britain should get behind their Olympic athletes, even if they were born elsewhere.

Britain's Helen Jenkins finishes second in the opening round of the World Triathlon Series, behind Australia's Erin Densham.

UK Athletics says it will buy tickets to ensure athletes' friends and families can watch them perform at the London Olympics.

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Talk of retiring two-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Kauto Star would be "very premature", says trainer Paul Nicholls.

A championship for female jockeys - spearheaded by Hayley Turner - is to be launched for the new flat racing season.

A prize fund of £1m is being used as bait in an attempt to secure a clash between Frankel and Black Caviar in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.

India has enacted legislation to hike the turnover threshold for filing a country-by-country report.

The UK tax agency has extended various deadlines for responses to consultations and for other work on tax reform, in light of COVID-19.

The European Commission has extended the scope of its in-depth investigation into the Dutch tax treatment of Inter IKEA.

The Dutch Ministry of Finance has announced that companies will be able to more quickly carry back losses they expect to make this year against profits made in 2019.

Luxembourg and Belgium will extend the duration of an agreement that clarifies the tax rules for cross-border workers affected by COVID-19 restrictions.

Hong Kong's Legislative Council has passed a bill to reduce the profits tax for certain insurance businesses.

On May 13, 2020, the Belgian tax authority announced that the competent authorities of Belgium and Germany have concluded an agreement which clarifies the tax situation of cross-border workers in the context of the COVID-19 health crisis.

On May 20, 2020, the German Cabinet agreed on new regulations that will set higher carbon prices from 2021 than those originally envisaged in the Government's Climate Protection Program, which was partially approved by parliament in November 2019.

A EUR130bn (USD148bn) fiscal stimulus package with numerous tax measures, intended to help revive the German economy following the COVID-19 pandemic, was approved by the Federal Cabinet on June 12, 2020.

Both houses of the German parliament have now approved the EUR130bn (USD146bn) COVID-19 economic stimulus plan, which includes numerous tax relief measures.

Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to extend the validity of an agreement clarifying the tax arrangements of frontier workers during the COVID-19 pandemic until December 31, 2020.

Germany and Poland have concluded an agreement to provide relief to cross-border workers who have been affected by COVID-19 restrictions on movement.

Germany and Pakistan have deposited their instrument of ratification with the OECD to bring into force the BEPS multilateral instrument for their networks of tax treaties.