Andy Murray's recovery from hip surgery has run into difficulty and it seems unlikely he will be able to make his comeback this month, says Russell Fuller.

British number one Johanna Konta suffers another early tournament exit, losing to qualifier Bernarda Pera at the Madrid Open.

Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter reiterates his view that World Cups should be staged in one country rather than co-hosted.

BBC Sport looks back on the 2002 World Cup final, where Ronaldo banished his demons from the 1998 final and scored two goals as Brazil beat Germany.

With the US out, and Europe scrambling to keep Iran in, what's next for the nuclear pact?

The Home Office denies taking "arbitrary" decisions on asylum cases to meet deportation targets, but one caseworker says staff are forced to rush their work.

Southampton boss Mark Hughes says the "dark arts" that disrupted preparations for Tuesday's game at Swansea motivated his side to secure victory.

An Italian couple who died in the Grenfell Tower fire become heroes in a new story book.

The part Yaya Toure played in Man City's rise and what made him so special, by his former Manchester City team-mate Frank Lampard.

Tottenham will "die trying" to qualify for the Champions League, says manager Mauricio Pochettino.

Google has shown off a future feature of its voice assistant - the ability to make an appointment by phone for you.

Dunkirk veteran John Hamilton started going to the gym when he was 88.

The two singers have been feuding since a reported row over backing dancers.

Serena Williams withdraws from the Italian Open, five days after opting out of the WTA event in Madrid.

England manager Gareth Southgate is considering new approaches to penalty shootouts at the World Cup, including whether players practise them at all.

The European Parliament's Brexit co-ordinator believes there could be up to 20.

The Oscar-winning director says he wasn't given a fair hearing before being expelled.

An audio of the operator ignoring the woman's plea hours before her death sparks outrage in France.

The US giant is paying about $16bn for a 77% stake in India's biggest online retailer.

The BBC's Watchdog discovers a fault that that cause some vehicles to shut down while being driven.

Matthew Fitzpatrick shares his diary with BBC Sport for the first time as the world number 38 prepares for this week's Players Championship at Sawgrass.