Eleven-year-old Jawad Younes and his uncle Ragheb were buried in Saksakiyeh after an Israeli air strike destroyed the family compound, as Lebanon's death toll surpasses 1,100 since the March escalation began.
Senegal defiantly paraded the AFCON trophy at the Stade de France before their friendly against Peru, despite CAF stripping them of the title and awarding Morocco a 3-0 default win. The saga now rests with the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Kirsty Muir becomes the first British woman to win both the slopestyle and overall park and pipe World Cup titles, capping a remarkable season of redemption after narrowly missing Olympic medals.
Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular, real name Braden Eric Peters, has been arrested on battery charges after allegedly instigating a fight between two women and posting video of it online. He also faces a separate wildlife investigation over an alligator shooting in the Everglades.
Max Verstappen's stunning P11 qualifying at Suzuka exposes the growing pains of F1's 2026 energy regulations, with the FIA scrambling to fix rules that even the world champion calls undriveable.
Mary Rand, the first British woman to win Olympic athletics gold, has died aged 86. Her extraordinary three-medal haul at Tokyo 1964, including a world-record long jump, set a standard that stood for 60 years.
Jordan Henderson has pledged England's support for Ben White after the Arsenal defender was booed on his international return at Wembley, before scoring in the 1-1 draw with Uruguay.
Ben Stokes' return for Durham has been pushed back to May after surgery on a broken cheekbone sustained during a nets session in February, with England's first Test against New Zealand on 4 June the main target.
Kimi Antonelli claims his second consecutive pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix, beating Mercedes team-mate George Russell by 0.298 seconds, while Max Verstappen faces an uphill battle from 11th after a shock Q2 exit.
The Gaza ceasefire is fraying as the Iran war dominates global attention, with Hamas rejecting disarmament proposals, reconstruction funding falling far short, and continued Israeli strikes undermining trust in the peace process.
The penalty shootout was born from absurdity. Before 1970, football settled drawn knockout matches with coin tosses and lucky dips from sombreros. Here is how one Israeli official and a crowd of 34,007 in Hull changed the game forever.
Defence analysts have identified America's newest weapon, the Precision Strike Missile, in CCTV footage of a deadly US strike on the Iranian town of Lamerd, marking the weapon's first confirmed use in combat.