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Far-right Australian politician loses appeal in racism case

Indonesia bank chief quits, adding uncertainty to struggling economy

De Zerbi wants 'soul and passion' from new-look Tottenham

Vita Hydrokultur Opens £1.5m Series A Round to Scale Plant-Grown Skincare Ingredients

'Good energy' at Chelsea as Alonso kickstarts reign in Sydney

Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars 500% on debut as AI fuels shortages

Laxman hails 'very mature' Sooryavanshi, 15, after series win

Alonso says 'great signing' Rogers can rejuvenate Chelsea

Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars more than 500% on debut

Oil prices sink as US-Iran pause fuels fresh Hormuz hopes

Japan's 'King Kazu', 59, scores his first goal for four years

Exit stage right: Hungary's Orban 16-year rule draws to an end

Hungary's Viktor Orban, who conceded defeat to his rival in parliamentary elections on Sunday, was for 16 years a dominant and divisive figure who constantly tweaked his country's political system during his time in power.

Rose fights for Masters win with McIlroy, Young in hunt

Justin Rose fought to shed his "nearly man" Masters label while defending champion Rory McIlroy and American Cameron Young chased landmark triumphs as an epic back-nine Sunday battle loomed at Augusta National.

Orban concedes 'painful' defeat to conservative Magyar in Hungary polls

Nationalist Viktor Orban, who has ruled Hungary for 16 years, on Sunday conceded defeat to conservative Peter Magyar in parliamentary elections.

Garcia warned after Masters meltdown

Sergio Garcia's frustration boiled over in a tantrum-laced final round at the Masters on Sunday that saw him handed a warning for smashing his driver to pieces.

Delays mar vote as crisis-hit Peru picks ninth president in decade

Hours-long delays marred Peru's presidential and legislative elections on Sunday, as voters sought to end political chaos that has seen a string of presidents ousted or jailed.

Irish government announces tax cuts after fuel cost protests

Ireland's government announced fresh tax cuts on petrol and diesel at an emergency cabinet meeting Sunday after fuel cost protests that had threatened the functioning of the country's emergency services.

Salt and Kohli in the runs as Bengaluru beat Mumbai in IPL

Openers Phil Salt and Virat Kohli hit half-centuries to lay the foundations for Royal Challengers Bengaluru's 18-run win over Mumbai Indians in a high-profile IPL clash on Sunday.

Trump orders blockade of Hormuz strait after Iran talks fail

President Donald Trump ordered the US Navy on Sunday to block the crucial Strait of Hormuz shipping lane, furious with Iran's refusal to surrender its nuclear ambitions after peace talks in Pakistan broke down without an agreement.