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Wasps agree new "long-term" contracts with 15 players, including England's Joe Launchbury, Brad Shields and Dan Robson.
England prop Mako Vunipola signs a new contract with Saracens, extending his nine-year spell with the club.
Back-row Jordan Taufua agrees to stay with Leicester Tigers after agreeing amended terms with the Premiership club.
Sale Sharks coaches Mike Forshaw and Paul Deacon sign contract extensions to remain at the Premiership club until 2022.
London Irish will play the remainder of their 2019-20 home games at The Twickenham Stoop.
Exeter fly-half Gareth Steenson agrees a new deal to the end of the season, when he will retire to join the coaching staff.
Premiership side Gloucester sign experienced Argentina lock Matias Alemanno on a "long-term" contract.
Sale Sharks sign England centre Manu Tuilagi following his departure from Premiership rivals Leicester Tigers.
Saracens back-row forward Calum Clark agrees a new one-year contract at Allianz Park.
Former wing Adrian Hadley backs Wales potentially playing "home" games at Twickenham because of the coronavirus crisis.
Leicester will support Taylor Gough "however they can" as he recovers from spinal injuries he sustained in a major road incident.
Former England fly-half and ex-Wales attack coach Alex King is added to the coaching staff at Gloucester.
Exeter Chiefs agree new contracts with 30 players, including England backs Jack Nowell and Henry Slade.
With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.
Super Rugby returns in New Zealand with fans as Bryn Gatland scores a last-minute drop-goal winner for the Highlanders against father Warren's Chiefs.
Mark Sidebottom catches up with Willie John McBride for BBC Sport NI as the the British and Irish Lions legend celebrates his 80th birthday.
Eye-gouging, drinking on the job, offloads and under-the-radar stars. Ben Mercer on his four years in a rugby culture like no other.
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says he "wants more" from his team but it "can wait" as their pursuit to secure a Champions League spot is given a boost by a narrow victory over relegated Norwich.
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho calls for clarity over Financial Fair Play after Manchester City's European ban is overturned.
Gareth Bale has been pictured fooling around while watching Real Madrid - Guillem Balague explains why the Wales international is playing up and how it has come to this.
With no clear path to reopening, New York's boxing gyms fear they may never return after the pandemic.
Tiger Woods believes he can claim his 83rd PGA Tour victory on his return to action at the Memorial Tournament.
Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Kai Havertz would still consider a move to a club who have not qualified for next season's Champions League.
England off-spinner Dom Bess says he feels "really dangerous" despite going wicketless on the final day of the first Test against West Indies.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard admits it wasn't a "vintage" victory but is delighted his side claimed a 1-0 win over Norwich which keeps them in the hunt for a top four finish.
Chelsea willing to spend 100m euros for Atletico keeper and PSG target Marcus Rashford. Read our gossip column.
Wigan Athletic score seven first-half goals to stun relegation-threatened Hull City before equalling the biggest victory in Championship history.
British number one Johanna Konta will play in the opening tournament when the WTA Tour restarts in August.
Mark Lawrenson takes on DJ & Aston Villa fan Nathan Dawe to make predictions for this week's Premier League games.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits his side were unable to get into a passing rhythm in their 2-2 draw against Southampton and is surprised a tackle on Mason Greenwood went unpunished.
Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl feels the 2-2 draw at Man Utd was more like a win and is full of praise for what he describes as a "multi-dimensional" performance from his side.
Tennis legend John McEnroe talks to BBC Sport's Sue Barker about lockdown life and his hopes that a US Open tournament could still happen despite the Coronavirus situation in the United States which he says is "getting worse and bordering on freaking out."
Former defender Micah Richards says "it is good to see a conclusion" as Manchester City successfully overturn their two-year European ban.
Carnival queen Pauline tells us about her love for West Indies cricket in the first of our Fans tales series.
Wimbledon legend Boris Becker is the last person who can stop Tim Henman winning the Wimbledon wheelie bin challenge. Can the German rise to the challenge?
West Ham hero Michail Antonio says he is "buzzing" to get his first ever hat-trick following the strikers devastating performance in front of goal against Norwich.
Kamaru Usman and Jorge Masvidal speak to BBC Sport's Nesta McGregor before their fight on Saturday at UFC 251 Fight Island in Abu Dhabi.
Norwich boss Daniel Farke says he is "disappointed" following his sides' 4-0 defeat to West Ham, which meant they became the first club to be relegated from the Premier League.
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says he "wants more" from his team but it "can wait" as their pursuit to secure a Champions League spot is given a boost by a narrow victory over relegated Norwich.
Who is likely to qualify for next season's Champions League and Europa League from England? Who can catch them?
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho calls for clarity over Financial Fair Play after Manchester City's European ban is overturned.
Wigan Athletic score seven first-half goals to stun relegation-threatened Hull City before equalling the biggest victory in Championship history.
The Professional Footballers' Association holds "broadly supportive" talks with social media companies after Premier League players were sent racist abuse.
Wayne Rooney's error gifts Cardiff City a huge victory in their Championship play-off bid as they effectively end Derby County's top-six hopes with a 2-1 win.
Chelsea willing to spend 100m euros for Atletico keeper and PSG target Marcus Rashford. Read our gossip column.
Gareth Bale has been pictured fooling around while watching Real Madrid - Guillem Balague explains why the Wales international is playing up and how it has come to this.
Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Kai Havertz would still consider a move to a club who have not qualified for next season's Champions League.
Hearts and Partick Thistle are charged by the Scottish FA for taking legal action to prevent their relegation.
West Bromwich Albion and Fulham are involved in a stalemate at The Hawthorns, all but ending Fulham's chances of automatic promotion.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard admits it wasn't a "vintage" victory but is delighted his side claimed a 1-0 win over Norwich which keeps them in the hunt for a top four finish.
Jurgen Klopp says Wycombe striker Adebayo Akinfenwa, a long-time Liverpool fan, is "invited to the parade" for the Premier League champions.
"I'm upset, baffled; I won't be commentating on the big England games in the coming year," he says.
BBC Sport's Liam Loftus is joined by Chelsea fan Lewis Gebreselassie to discuss the Blues' transfer news, from done deals to wild rumours about Cristiano Ronaldo moving to Stamford Bridge.
Norwich boss Daniel Farke is full of praise for the character of his side as they put in a spirited performance during a narrow 1-0 defeat against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he is "incredibly happy" after the club successfully overturn their ban from European club competitions.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho respond after Manchester City's ban from European competition is overturned.
Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe says "nothing is impossible" as his side head into the final three games of the season in the Premier League relegation zone.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits his side were unable to get into a passing rhythm in their 2-2 draw against Southampton and is surprised a tackle on Mason Greenwood went unpunished.
Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl feels the 2-2 draw at Man Utd was more like a win and is full of praise for what he describes as a "multi-dimensional" performance from his side.
Former defender Micah Richards says "it is good to see a conclusion" as Manchester City successfully overturn their two-year European ban.
Match of the Day 2 pundit Jermaine Jenas says social media companies must do more following the news that Wilfried Zaha received racist abuse online.
Match of the Day pundit Martin Keown says Arsenal's defensive display was "sloppy" following a 2-1 defeat to Tottenham in a tightly-contested north London derby.
England off-spinner Dom Bess says he feels "really dangerous" despite going wicketless on the final day of the first Test against West Indies.
Criticism that Jofra Archer doesn't bowl at top speed often enough is "out of order", says former England captain Michael Vaughan.
Joe Root and England have selection dilemmas before the second Test against West Indies, but who would you pick in your team?
Postponing this year's T20 World Cup in Australia "would make sense", says Scotland head coach Shane Burger.
England did not pick their best side, but that is not why they lost the first Test against West Indies, says Jonathan Agnew.
Stuart Broad is "nowhere near done" despite being left out of England's first-Test defeat by West Indies, says stand-in captain Ben Stokes.
England lose a gripping first Test to West Indies, who are helped to a memorable four-wicket victory by Jermaine Blackwood's magnificent 95.
England lose a gripping first Test to West Indies, who were helped to a memorable four-wicket victory by Jermaine Blackwood's magnificent 95.
Michael Vaughan says mistakes with the bat and in the field cost England as they fell to four-wicket defeat to the West Indies in the first Test at the Ageas Bowl.
Jofra Archer bowls an absolute cracker to take the wicket of Roston Chase and break up his partnership with Jermaine Blackwood.
Jofra Archer bowls an impressive opening spell and claims the two early wickets of Kraigg Brathwaite and Shamarh Brooks to leave West Indies 7-2.
England batsman Joe Denly has "missed his chance" at Test level, says former captain Michael Vaughan.
Jofra Archer heaves Shannon Gabriel for four before losing his wicket the next ball as England finish on 313 with West Indies needing exactly 200 to win.
Carnival queen Pauline tells us about her love for West Indies cricket in the first of our Fans tales series.
England lose five wickets for 30 runs late on the fourth day to leave West Indies as favourites to win the first Test in Southampton.
Zak Crawley misjudges a Kemar Roach delivery and receives a nasty low blow on day four of the first Test at the Ageas Rose Bowl.
Dom Sibley has an eventful over as he reaches his half-century, gets a reprieve and then loses his wicket on day four of the first Test at the Ageas Rose Bowl.
West Indies' Jason Holder draws blood with a bouncer that strikes Dom Sibley on the elbow.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan says it is time for Joe Denly "to be moved to one side" after he fell for 29 on day four of the first Test against West Indies.
Rory Burns cuts a short and wide delivery from Royston Chase straight to John Campbell at backward point as England lose their first wicket in their second innings.
England are under huge pressure in the first Test after West Indies took a first-innings lead of 114 on day three in Southampton.
The argument for leaving Stuart Broad out of the England team is understandable, but still looks to be an error, says Jonathan Agnew.
Fixtures and squads for West Indies' revised three-Test tour of England, which was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
West Indies captain Jason Holder says his rivalry with England's Ben Stokes will continue through the series after dismissing him in the first Test.
With countless safety measures and no fans in the ground, cricket's return was anything but familiar. The rain certainly was.
British number one Johanna Konta will play in the opening tournament when the WTA Tour restarts in August.
Katie Boulter beats Alice Gillan 6-1 6-4 on the opening day of the Progress Tour Women's Championships but Katie Swan withdraws.
Katie Boulter tells BBC Sport about her unexpected flatmate and volunteering in lockdown as she prepares to return to competition.
With no Wimbledon this year, we looked back at 10 of the best men's finals - and you voted Rafael Nadal's epic 2008 win over Roger Federer as your favourite.
Sue Barker tells BBC Radio Ulster's Sportsound Extra Time that she has been "lucky enough to have two great careers".
The Duchess of Cambridge and Andy Murray surprise school children on a video call.
There will be no Wimbledon finals this year so it's been time for some nostalgia - here's what you voted as your favourite women's singles final.
Live BBC coverage times for the Progress Tour Women's Championships featuring Katie Boulter.
BBC Sport chief sports writer Tom Fordyce relives 14 July 2019, when the Wimbledon's men's final ran alongside the men's Cricket World Cup final at Lord's.
British number three Cameron Norrie wins the latest LTA domestic tournament by beating Paul Jubb in Sunday's final.
Wimbledon will distribute £10m of prize money to the 620 players who would have taken part in the 2020 Championships.
Will the US Open survive the escalating health crisis in the United States? BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller assesses the options.
Serena Williams can turn lockdown to her advantage and finally win a 24th Grand Slam title, says tennis great Chris Evert.
Since the Open era began in 1968, 21 women have won the Wimbledon singles title. Can you name them all in our quiz?
To mark the BBC's 'Murray Weekend' we are looking back at the Briton's most memorable moments - and you voted for a clear winner...
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