Stories you may have missed this week, including a mini Meghan and Harry.

An 18-year-old, named locally as Georgia Jones, and a man died in separate incidents at Mutiny Festival.

How a Me Too moment inspired a young actress in Victorian England to become an arsonist and bomber.

A disused waterfront in Toronto is being transformed by a firm owned by Google's parent company.

The sale of the remaining two domestic top-flight packages from 2019-2022 is imminent, says Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore.

Pakistan's Mohammad Abbas traps Jos Buttler lbw as England lose their last four second-innings wickets for seven runs, going on to lose the first Test by nine wickets.

At least four military personnel died in the attack in Deir al-Zour province, Moscow says.

Pakistan beat England by nine wickets with more than five sessions to spare in the first Test of the summer at Lord's.

The successful campaign to repeal Ireland's Eighth Amendment turns to face the north.

Pakistan beat England by nine wickets at Lord's as Joe Root's side lose the first Test of a home summer for the first time since 1995.

UFC president Dana White labels Darren Till's failure to make the weight for Sunday's welterweight contest against US fighter Stephen Thompson as a "bad situation".

More than 70 people are killed by security forces as part of an operation under way in the country.

Claims England players were involved in spot-fixing are "outrageous", says Test captain Joe Root.

Supporters of conservative Ivan Duque celebrate his lead in the inconclusive first round.

Thousands of visitors were evacuated when a blaze engulfed part of Europa-Park.

Critics say it's "badly written" and "unnecessary", but fans of the show say it's "something people need to see".

Italy's Francesco Molinari wins the PGA Championship by two shots from fellow overnight leader Rory McIlroy at Wentworth.

Daniel Ricciardo drives a masterful race to fend off Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari and win the Monaco Grand Prix in a stricken Red Bull.

Defending champion Jelena Ostapenko and ninth seed Venus Williams are the biggest casualties on day one of the French Open.

Supporters of far-right party AfD were met by at least twice as many counter-protesters, police said.

Liverpool keeper Loris Karius says he is "infinitely sorry" after his two mistakes helped Real Madrid beat the Reds in the Champions League final.