Cat crate hid parts of bomb that killed Russian hardliner's daughter: report
Ukraine's spy service orchestrated the assassination of the daughter of a leading Kremlin hardliner last year using bomb parts smuggled inside a cat carrier, The Washington Post reported on Monday.
Read moreThomas expects two-year INEOS deal to be his last
Geraint Thomas has signed a new two-year contract with INEOS Grenadiers that the 2018 Tour de France winner expects to be his last as a professional cyclist.
Read moreDAZN keeps Serie A TV rights in 4.5 billion-euro deal
DAZN will continue to show Serie A matches in Italy after the league voted on Monday for the streaming television platform to be its principle domestic broadcaster until 2029 as part of a deal worth at least 4.5 billion euros ($4.8 billion).
Read moreBangladesh's Shakib 'still harbours' World Cup semi-final dream
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan said the Tigers "still harbour the dream" of a World Cup semi-final as they prepare to face in-form South Africa.
Read moreIndia's Kuldeep finds Warne inspiration at World Cup
India spinner Kuldeep Yadav said Monday that the late Shane Warne has been a big influence on his career and he still watches videos of the spin legend for inspiration.
Read moreThree talking points from the United States Grand Prix
Max Verstappen secured his 50th career victory at the United States Grand Prix but only after a battling drive to survive at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas.
Read moreIsrael aims to crush Hamas but vague on Gaza's post-war future
Israel is determined to crush Hamas but has said little about what would replace its rule in Gaza after the war, with observers expecting Washington will play a decisive role.
Read more'Bring the joy back': Oberdorf hits out at Germany coach Voss-Tecklenburg
Star Germany women's team midfielder Lena Oberdorf has criticised absent manager Martina Voss-Tecklenburg, saying on Monday she had "question marks" about the coach.
Read moreAfrican players in Europe: Salah muted despite derby double
There were muted celebrations from Mohamed Salah after his two goals gave Liverpool a 2-0 Merseyside derby victory over Everton in the Premier League at the weekend.
Read moreParis poster activists aim to keep Hamas's hostages in public eye
Under cover of darkness in the western districts of Paris, activists armed with buckets of glue and thousands of posters get to work.
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