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The UK's biggest women-only grass-court event will be downgraded from next summer, with Wimbledon backing a tournament in Berlin.
Johanna Konta will not play any tournaments in Asia this autumn so will not be able to qualify for the season-ending WTA Championships.
As 16-year-old Ansu Fati bursts on to the scene for Barcelona, we look at other young stars impressing the sporting world.
Karolina Pliskova won her fourth WTA title of 2019 at the Zhengzhou Open with a straight sets victory over Croatia's Petra Martic
Bob Hewitt, 79, has his early release on parole suspended following a public outcry.
Great Britain will be part of the line-up for January's inaugural ATP Cup after Andy Murray's late decision to enter.
Former world number one Kim Clijsters is "inspired" by other mothers such as Serena Williams.
Andy Murray takes a wildcard entry into next month's Shanghai Masters as he steps up his singles comeback.
Organisers said they could not guarantee "smooth running" of the tournament in light of the unrest.
In his latest BBC Sport column, Jamie Murray talks about why retaining the US Open mixed doubles title with Bethanie Mattek-Sands was so special.
Tennis players Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Caroline Wozniacki enrol at the prestigious Harvard Business School.
Rafael Nadal says it was "impossible" to hold in his emotions after beating Daniil Medvedev to win the US Open, but he is not thinking of Grand Slam number 20.
Brazilian tennis player Diego Matos banned from professional tennis for life and fined £100,000 for match-fixing.
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Watch Nick Kyrgios smash two racquets during a bad-tempered Cincinnati Masters defeat by Karen Khachanov.
Two-time Grand Slam tennis champion Victoria Azarenka says the Aurora Games are an "amazing opportunity to highlight women's sport".
British number one Kyle Edmund beats Australian Nick Kyrgios in straight sets to reach the second round of the Rogers Cup in Montreal.
Watch the stand-out moments from the last day at Wimbledon as Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer battle it out in the longest ever singles final.
Watch highlights as Novak Djokovic becomes the first player to win a Wimbledon singles title with a fifth-set tie-break against Roger Federer.
Watch the winning moment Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer 7-6 (7-5) 1-6 7-6 (7-4) 4-6 13-12 (7-3) in a final-set tie break to secure his fifth Wimbledon title.
Novak Djokovic says his final-set tie-break win over Roger Federer was "one of the most thrilling finals" as the Serb won his fifth Wimbledon title.
Eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer says his final-set tie-break defeat by Novak Djokovic "had everything" and "he couldn't have given more".
Watch the quirkier moments from day twelve at Wimbledon as Romanian Simona Halep sensationally beats Serena Williams to win her first ever Wimbledon title.
Defending US Open champion Naomi Osaka wins hearts all over again when she consoles teenager Coco Gauff after beating her in the third round.
GB wheelchair tennis player Lauren Jones talk about how sport changed her life after breaking her back in 2009.
From racquet-smashing to rants, how much can you remember about some of tennis' most dramatic tantrums? Gear up for the US Open with our quiz.
Britain's three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray is ready to be reckoned with as a singles player again, writes Russell Fuller.
An in-depth look at Novak Djokovic's rise, from growing up in a war-torn country to becoming the world's best male tennis player.
Meet the man behind the film, art and music parodies that form a unique chronicle of Andy Murray's career.
A matter of millimetres and many miles per hour. Can you ensure justice is done and avoid the wrath of the world's elite tennis stars?
The world's top rugby union nations and expectant hosts Japan are set for the start of the "most open World Cup in a long time".
Former England scrum-half Matt Dawson answers five key questions as the start of the Rugby World Cup in Japan looms.
Gordon Reid gives BBC Scotland the lowdown on the big personalities inside Scotland's World Cup dressing room.
Forwards coach Robin McBryde says Wales are "circling the wagons" after the shock removal of Rob Howley.
Centre Henry Slade says his bond with midfield partner Manu Tuilagi can fire England to World Cup success.
New Zealand pick Beauden Barrett at full-back and Richie Mo'unga at fly-half in their team to face South Africa on Saturday.
Australia name both David Pocock and Michael Hooper in their back row to face Fiji on the opening weekend of the Rugby World Cup
Ireland skills coach Richie Murphy says potentially bad weather conditions will not derail Ireland's plans for their World Cup game with Scotland.
As they prepare for an opener against South Africa and a bid for a third straight Rugby World Cup, are the All Blacks wobbling on their throne?
Coach Lyn Jones hopes underdogs Russia can make their mark in Friday's World Cup opener against hosts Japan but admits their chances are slim.
There's only been one name on the Premier 15s trophy, so who can push Saracens all the way this season? BBC Sport provides a lowdown on all 10 sides.
Jobs have been quit, house deposits spent and continents crossed - without flying - to get to the Rugby World Cup in Japan.
France opt for Toulouse duo Romain Ntamack and Antoine Dupont as their half-back partnership to take on Argentina
Ireland's Rob Kearney and Keith Earls could be fit to face Scotland but Robbie Henshaw will definitely miss out through injury.
Captain Michael Leitch says his team are ready to "inspire Japan again" as the host nation prepare to take on Russia in the World Cup opener
Wales head coach Warren Gatland says he is shocked at an alleged breach of betting rules by assistant Rob Howley.
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England centre Henry Slade says he hopes his bond with midfield partner Manu Tuilagi can fire England to World Cup success in Japan.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland says he's shocked backs coach Rob Howley has been sent home from the World Cup for an alleged betting breach.
Wales prop Rhys Carre explains why he is carrying a traditional Welsh lovespoon around Japan for the Rugby World Cup.
Wales' rugby squad sings the hymn Calon Lan for Japanese schoolchildren at a reception ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
Former Wales captain Gareth Thomas says by revealing his condition he wants to educate everybody, including himself.
Danny Care and Chris Ashton pick six men who could put their name in lights at the Rugby World Cup.
Eight things to know as the Rugby World Cup comes to Asia - with some unexpected twists.
Former Australian wing Nick Cummins discusses his two years in Japanese club rugby - including hibiscus eating, face bleaching and the delights of drinking sake.
Dan Carter or Jonny Wilkinson? Jonah Lomu or Shane Williams? John Eales or Martin Johnson? Gavin Hastings or Jason Robinson? There are no easy choices...
Red cards, injuries, hammerings and bad luck stories. Why optimism comes hard for Wales fans at the Rugby World Cup.
Floating pitches, volcano views and cities named after car companies await fans at Rugby World Cup venues in Japan.
Trash talk, haka challenges, new stars burning bright and nation-uniting triumphs - how much do you remember of these iconic Rugby World Cup moments?
Name the Wales starting XV that played in their first-ever World Cup match against Ireland in 1987.
The inside story of England's past four Rugby World Cup campaigns, from victory in 2003 to pool-stage defeat in 2015, from the men who were there.
Owen Farrell or George Ford at fly-half? Tom Curry, Sam Underhill or Mark Wilson as flankers? Pick your England team to face Tonga in Sapporo.
Former Newcastle United and England forward Peter Beardsley is suspended from all football-related activity for 32 weeks for making racist comments to players.
New Sheffield United owner Prince Abdullah says he would do business with the Bin Laden family and that theirs is "not a disgraced name".
Incidents of hate crime at football matches in England and Wales up by 47% last season, according to new Home Office figures.
Spurs will be delighted with a point after their performance at Olympiakos, says BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Matthew Upson, but they failed to control the game as their manager would want.
England winger Callum Hudson-Odoi signs a new five-year deal with Chelsea thought to be worth £180,000 a week.
Having served time in prison, midfielder Russell Benjamin is playing at Southport, where boss Liam Watson believes in second chances.
Is Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane on the brink? And who will take over if he is sacked?
Can you name the 13 teams who have won the Europa League/Uefa Cup more than once?
Mark Lawrenson takes on former Wales rugby captain Sam Warburton to make predictions for the latest round of Premier League fixtures.
Southampton goalkeeper Angus Gunn tells Craig Mitch how he did not recognise Gareth Southgate's voice when the England manager phoned to call him up to the senior squad.
After their breakaway from Millwall, can Championship club London City Lionesses succeed as a standalone women's team?
Fifa president Gianni Infantino says Iran must allow women into football stadiums and hopes to see a change for the country's World Cup qualifier with Cambodia next month.
MOTDx visits the Panna World Championships in Rotterdam to seek out the world's most skilled exponents of the nutmeg, and learn more about the street football culture known as 'panna'.
BBC Sport travels to Turin, to find out whether a revolution at Juventus can lead to the "holy grail" of Champions League glory after losing five finals in the past 23 years.
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is unhappy his players did not respect his game plan after giving up a two-goal lead in their opening Champions League match to draw 2-2 against Olympiakos.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola praises midfielder Ilkay Gundogan following his side's Champions League win over Shakhtar Donetsk.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon pays tribute to late former Rangers player Fernando Ricksen and says the Dutchman was an "outstanding footballer".
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he is "not a bad loser" but is unhappy with the rules around penalties after his side lost their opening Champions League game away at Napoli.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard feels his side deserved at least a point but have been taught a "harsh lesson" in Champions League football after losing 1-0 at home to Valencia.
Gonzalo Higuain loses his temper and kicks a coach and an advertising hoarding during a training session before Juventus' Champions League game against Atletico Madrid.
Watch highlights as Arsenal rely on a late strike from Danielle van de Donk to win at Manchester United in the Women's Super League.
Sri Lanka spinner Akila Dananjaya has been suspended from bowling in international cricket for 12 months because of an illegal action.
Dom Sibley enhances his England hopes with a second hundred of the match as Warwickshire beat Nottinghamshire by eight wickets.
Kent wrap up a thumping 433-run Division One win over Yorkshire on the fourth morning at Headingley.
Northants close in on promotion to County Championship Division One by beating Durham at Wantage Road.
Tom Bailey's match haul of 10-119 helps Lancashire beat Middlesex - their eighth win in 13 Championship games in 2019 and fifth out of five at Old Trafford.
Glamorgan complete a convincing win over Leicestershire by 291 runs to retain their promotion hope.
Simon Harmer takes 7-58 as Essex beat Surrey by an innings and lead Somerset by 12 points ahead of next week's title decider.
Somerset's Championship title hopes remain in the balance after Hampshire complete a 136-run victory at the Ageas Bowl.
Who's impressed you in the County Championship this summer? Pick your team of the 2019 season using our selector.
England cricketer Ben Stokes has the support of "the whole sport and the country" after criticising the Sun over a story it ran about his family, a leading cricket chief says.
BBC Sport looks back at the day England celebrated winning the 2005 Ashes series.
England's all-time leading Test wicket-taker James Anderson says he is still hungry to carry on playing international cricket.
Geoffrey Boycott said his knighthood had been "soured" by BBC Radio 4 "setting me up", to talk about domestic violence and "make publicity".
Sir Geoffrey Boycott was responding to criticism from domestic abuse charities.
The world's top rugby union nations and expectant hosts Japan are set for the start of the "most open World Cup in a long time".
New Sheffield United owner Prince Abdullah says he would do business with the Bin Laden family and that theirs is "not a disgraced name".
New Zealand pick Beauden Barrett at full-back and Richie Mo'unga at fly-half in their team to face South Africa on Saturday.
McKenna Dahl's parents were told that she would never walk, talk or read - but she is aiming for Paralympic gold in 2020.
Barcelona "did everything possible" to try and sign Neymar this summer but think his club Paris Saint-Germain "never wanted to sell him," according to the Catalan club's chief executive.
Robert Kubica is to leave Williams at the end of the season after calling this year "very demanding".
Former Newcastle United and England forward Peter Beardsley is suspended from all football-related activity for 32 weeks for making racist comments to players.
IAAF president Lord Coe says he is "not in the mood to gag the voices" of athletes should any protest at the 2019 World Championships in Doha.
Angel di Maria scores twice against former employers Real Madrid as Paris St-Germain begin their Champions League campaign with a comfortable win.
MOTDx visits the Panna World Championships in Rotterdam to seek out the world's most skilled exponents of the nutmeg, and learn more about the street football culture known as 'panna'.
Former England scrum-half Matt Dawson answers five key questions as the start of the Rugby World Cup in Japan looms.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino says Iran must allow women into football stadiums and hopes to see a change for the country's World Cup qualifier with Cambodia next month.
Leury Garcia of the Chicago White Sox gets hit in the groin by Willians Astudillo of the Minnesota Twins as he returns to base.
Southampton goalkeeper Angus Gunn tells Craig Mitch how he did not recognise Gareth Southgate's voice when the England manager phoned to call him up to the senior squad.
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is unhappy his players did not respect his game plan after giving up a two-goal lead in their opening Champions League match to draw 2-2 against Olympiakos.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola praises midfielder Ilkay Gundogan following his side's Champions League win over Shakhtar Donetsk.
BBC Sport travels to Turin, to find out whether a revolution at Juventus can lead to the "holy grail" of Champions League glory after losing five finals in the past 23 years.
Gonzalo Higuain loses his temper and kicks a coach and an advertising hoarding during a training session before Juventus' Champions League game against Atletico Madrid.
Match of the Day 2's Martin Keown and Jermaine Jenas discuss how to solve Manchester City's defensive problems, following their shock 3-2 defeat by Norwich City.
Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores is "positive for the future" after seeing his side fight back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Arsenal in his first game back in charge.
Arsenal manager Unai Emery says his side were not good enough in the second half of their 2-2 draw against Watford.
