Red Bull F1 boss Horner cleared of inappropriate behaviour
Red Bull team chief Christian Horner was cleared Wednesday of wrongdoing following an investigation into complaints of inappropriate behaviour against him made by a female team member.
Read moreHamilton ready for 'emotional' farewell season with Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton on Wednesday admitted he expects to ride an emotional rollercoaster this year, his last with Mercedes where he won six of his seven world titles.
Read moreUN peacekeepers begin pullout from war-torn DR Congo
The United Nations on Wednesday started pulling peacekeepers out of Democratic Republic of Congo, moving to end a 25-year presence as conflict surges in the east of the long-troubled African state.
Read moreEx-coach of Belarus athlete banned after Tokyo Olympics 'abuse of power'
The former coach of Belarus sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya has been banned for five years by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) after attempting to force her to return home during the Tokyo Olympics.
Read moreMurray 'not likely' to play past summer
Former world number one Andy Murray said on Wednesday he is "likely not going to play competitive tennis past this summer".
Read moreRed Bull F1 boss Christian Horner cleared of inappropriate behaviour
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been cleared of inappropriate behaviour, the Formula One team's parent company said Wednesday.
Read moreFrench prosecutors widen sex assault probe against top news anchor
A probe into a prominent French television journalist charged with rape has been widened to include allegations he also raped two more women and assaulted another, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Read moreBrazil urges 'new globalization' at G20 meet overshadowed by Ukraine war
Brazil called for a "new globalization" to address poverty and climate change as it opened a meeting Wednesday of finance ministers from the world's top economies, but the Ukraine and Gaza wars risked overshadowing the appeal.
Read moreHaaland hits form as Man City face make-or-break month
Erling Haaland's five-goal haul in an FA Cup demolition of Luton sent an ominous warning to Manchester City's Premier League title rivals that the Norwegian is hitting top form in time for a momentous month in the title race.
Read moreGunfire near Chad opposition HQ after attack on security services
Sporadic shots were heard Wednesday in Chad's capital near the headquarters of an opposition party, accused by the government of an overnight attack on the internal security agency's offices which left several dead.
Read moreIn The News