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Mae Cymdeithas Bêl-droed Cymru wedi cyhoeddi strategaeth i dyfu'r gêm ar lawr gwlad a chreu cymuned bêl-droed amrywiol a chynhwysol.

Amy Canavan, Cammy Bell and Joe Lewis discuss all the big Scottish football news

Police and fire service are attending a fire at Conway Square in Newtownards.

BBC Sport looks at the rivalry between Manchester City's Pep Guardiola and Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp as they go head to head for potentially the final time.

The photography exhibition is part of Gasyard Féile's International Women's Day programme.

The Seagulls lost by four goals to nil to AS Roma on Thursday in their Europa League tie.

Sgwrs gyda Lowri Elin Davies, asesydd argyfwng dyngarol ar Ddiwrnod Rhyngwladol y Merched.

Portadown manager Niall Currie says guiding the Championship club to the League Cup final is a 'wonderful achievement' ahead of Sunday's final against holders Linfield at Windsor Park.

In his latest BBC Sport column, Ireland hooker Rob Herring - currently out injured - discusses the aura of Twickenham and the threats England pose to the Six Nations champions on Saturday.

Former prime minister Theresa May announces she will stand down as the MP for Maidenhead

Our Football Focus pundits slug it out in the ring, with former Liverpool left-back Stephen Warnock in the red corner and former Man City centre-back Nedum Onuoha in the blue.

Scotland's front pages put police probe plans under microscope and sex workers warn over a repeat of Caldwell murder.

A one-time IRA executioner and top-secret Army agent lived for years in Guildford, Surrey.

Andy Murray thinks players need to be more careful about how they speak to officials and that tennis could learn a lot from rugby on how to handle unsportsmanlike conduct.

Goalkeeper Carl Rushworth says Swansea City are "psyched up" for Championship derbies against Bristol City and Cardiff City.

Prof Helen Pankhurst, a descendant of Emmeline Pankhurst, wants to see the goal achieved by 2028.

Facing low approval ratings and concerns about his age, the US president made a case for his re-election.

BBC pundits Sam Warburton and John Barclay discuss whether France are in crisis following their 13-13 draw at home to Italy in the Six Nations.

Statues of Mary Ann McCracken and Winifred Carney are set to be unveiled later at Belfast City Hall.

Leah Anderson and Vince Smith will become husband and wife between London and Reading.

A homelessness service marks its fourth year supporting women who have experienced abuse.

Cardiff City boss Erol Bulut was desperate to sign Wales striker Kieffer Moore, but now he has to plot a way to stop the forward.

Donald Watson is said to have coined the word vegan while living in Leicester in the 1940s.

Police say a number of traffic offences were committed at the event on an industrial estate.

Former West Midlands Police inspector, Rebecca Kalam, warns of sexism and abuse among the service.