England stun Australia to record the greatest result in their history and win a first Commonwealth Games netball gold medal.

England beat overwhelming favourites Australia with a last-gasp goal to win their first ever Commonwealth Games gold medal.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will play golf rather than watch Manchester United's game on Sunday - despite knowing his side could win the Premier League title.

The crews involved in Saturday morning's strikes were well prepared, writes Jonathan Beale from Cyprus.

The US says missiles hit targets "associated with the Syrian regime's chemical weapons programme".

Experts explain why the US, Britain and France have chosen to launch air strikes in Syria and how effective this will be.

The 171st Grand National at Aintree is won by the partnership of the oldest jockey on the smallest horse - and it was an emotional triumph.

England's John Smith wins silver in the T54 marathon at the Commonwealth Games ahead of team-mate Simon Lawson in bronze, with gold going to Australia's Kurt Fearnley.

England's Liam Pitchford and Tin-Tin Ho have to settle for silver in the table tennis mixed doubles after losing to the final to Singapore's Gao Ning and Yu Mengyu.

England's Chris and Gabby Adcock retain their Commonwealth badminton title, while Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge also win gold.

A TV audience of one billion tuned in for the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.

England's netballers win gold and Scottish marathon runner Callum Hawkins collapses on a dramatic final day of the Commonwealth Games.

Some stories you might have blinked and missed this week.

David Buckel, known for his work for LGBT people, died after setting himself on fire in New York.

England secure double Commonwealth Games rugby sevens bronze as both the men's and women's teams win their respective medal matches.

Daniel Ricciardo takes a sensational victory in the Chinese GP as a chaotic final 20 laps throws the championship wide open.

The foreign secretary says military action in Syria was about saying no to the use of chemical weapons.

Hundreds of firefighters are tackling the blaze as residents are told to seek shelter.

As he prepares for Sunday's FA Cup semi-final, Joe Montemurro talks about the "surreal" job of managing Arsenal Women.

Actor Sir Patrick Stewart says X-men leader Charles Xavier would oppose Brexit as he calls for a new vote.

BBC Breakfast's Mike Bushell, who fell in the pool while interviewing England's swimmers, narrowly avoids taking another dip with the gold-medal winning netball team.