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Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard says he feels he can return to his best after opening up to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer about off the field issues.

The PM's first speech outside No 10 after winning a Tory majority dominates Saturday's front pages.

Hull score a dramatic 96th-minute equaliser earn a point at Charlton, who have now gone 10 games without a Championship win.

Scotland rugby union great Doddie Weir, who has motor neurone disease, is honoured with the Helen Rollason Award.

Wayne Rooney is pleased big-name former England players are no longer shunning management as he starts as a player-coach at Derby.

Promises have been made and plans put in place that will have an effect on your finances after the election.

From the Tories winning seats in traditional Labour heartlands to Jo Swinson losing her seat.

This election's been full of historic results - but what does the future look like for you, the parties and Scotland?

All of the centrist MPs who recently defected from Labour and the Conservatives failed to win seats.

Impeachment moves closer as the charges head for a House of Representatives vote.

Marcus Rashford talks about his rise through the Manchester United academy as it celebrates the 4,000th consecutive game in which a graduate has been involved in the matchday squad.

The veteran actor, best known as Sal in Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing, dies after a short illness.

The duelling animals were found floating in the waters off Quatsino, British Columbia.

The so-called phase one deal will see billions of dollars in tariffs removed or delayed.

After a fourth election loss in a row, will a change of leader be enough to turn the party's fortunes around?

The famous fake photographs were created by two young cousins in Cottingley, West Yorkshire, in 1917.

Boris Johnson says he hopes his party's "extraordinary" election victory will bring "closure" to years of acrimony.

TV presenter Caroline Flack was charged with assault after an incident at her Islington home.

Johnny Sexton is in a race to be fit for the start of Ireland's Six Nations campaign in February after injuring his knee.

She says she is "proud" to have been the Liberal Democrats' first female leader, as she steps down.