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FA unlikely to light Wembley arch in Israel colours

The Football Association is unlikely to light the Wembley arch in the colours of the Israel flag because of fears of a backlash from some communities.

Humza Yousaf’s wife talks of ‘terrified’ parents trapped in Gaza

Nadia El-Nakla, wife of Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf, gave an emotional interview on Wednesday night

Glasgow City routed by Brann in Champions League

Glasgow City's hopes of reaching the Women's Champions League group stage are all but over after being blown away by Norwegian champions SK Brann.

New-look Wales thrash Gibraltar in friendly

A young Wales side thrash Gibraltar as they celebrate international football's return to Wrexham with a friendly victory.

Fight climate change or lose funding - Sport England

Sport England will ask sports to do more to fight against climate change as a condition of receiving funding.

England a better side than one Fiji beat - George

Hooker Jamie George says England are "a much better team" than the one that lost to Fiji in August as the sides prepare to meet again in the World Cup quarter-final.

The Wales World Cup XV fans want to face Argentina

BBC Sport website voters choose the side they want to pick for Wales' World Cup quarter-final against Argentina on Saturday.

Yousaf’s wife ‘living in a nightmare’ over worry for parents trapped in Gaza

Nadia El-Nakla, wife of Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf, gave an emotional interview to the BBC’s Reporting Scotland on Wednesday.

In-stadium VAR announcements trial to be extended

A trial where Video Assistant Referee (VAR) decisions are announced to fans inside stadiums is set to be extended beyond Fifa competitions.

King condemns ‘barbaric acts of terrorism’ as Cleverly makes visit to Israel

A Buckingham Palace spokesman said Charles is ‘extremely concerned’ about the escalating situation in Israel and Gaza.

Putin warns Russia and Saudi Arabia could keep cutting oil supplies

Vladimir Putin said that the cuts to oil supplies imposed by Saudi Arabia and Russia will “most likely” be extended as the Opec+ cartel tries to prop up prices.]]>