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BBC Sport looks at the role sports coaches are playing in steering young people away from the influences of toxic masculinity.

Wendy Daunt received a hug from the Prince of Wales as she was honoured at Windsor Castle.

New mountains of binbags on Birmingham streets are feared as bin lorries remain locked in depots.

The warning, which follows a BBC investigation, says users could experience health problems.

Friends, neighbours and councillors gathered at the Bexhill house to support the mother-of-three.

He says Dubai is not "perfect," but argues politicians should learn from countries "getting it right".

Analysis of data also suggests the amount of social housing given to disabled people has gone down.

Dozens of amendments have been added to the bill from both sides since it passed its first stage.

A cross-party committee says farmers have lost trust in the government over its policies.

A cross-party committee says farmers have lost trust in the government over its policies.

The fallout from Albania's rejection of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's migrant deal dominated Friday's papers.

The summit between the UK and EU on 19 May will be the first since Brexit - the very idea of it has polarised opinions

The first UK-EU summit since Brexit takes place on Monday - but is it a "surrender summit" as the Conservatives fear, or could it be, as Starmer puts it, an example of "serious pragmatism"?

The 36-year-old remains in custody and is due to appear before Manchester Magistrates' Court on Friday.

Stress and anxiety among those with debts remains high but help is available, a major survey finds.

Stress and anxiety among those with debts remains high but help is available, a major survey finds.

The world's largest cloud computing company plans to spend £8bn on new data centres in the UK over the next four years.

A couple whose daughter was at a supported living facility welcome a decision to take enforcement action against it.

Israel's Yuval Raphael makes it to the final, alongside acts from Austria and Malta.

A manuscript, once considered an unofficial copy of Magna Carta, is now believed to be genuine and ''one of the world's most valuable documents''.