Keaton Jennings says England's preparations for the second Test against Pakistan will not be affected by allegations of spot-fixing.

Novak Djokovic, into the third round of the French Open, says that with "people starving to death" his struggles on court are insignificant.

World number one Simona Halep overcomes a sluggish start to beat Alison Riske and reach the French Open second round.

Jill Scott and Millie Bright are recalled to the England women's squad for the World Cup qualifier in Russia on 8 June.

Tens of thousands of people are evacuated due to the risk of flooding at a hydroelectric dam project.

Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, who was reportedly killed in Kiev on Tuesday, appears on TV.

A woman says she was asked to give proof she was the mother, despite presenting her child's passport.

Jesse Duplantis, 68, said God told him to "believe" for his fourth plane, which is set to cost $54m.

The 23-time Grand Slam winner said she felt like a "warrior" at the French Open.

Marco Trungelliti hopes his drive home will have "less stress" than the 10-hour dash he made to reach the French Open.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah will be fit to play some part in Egypt's World Cup campaign, his country says.

The team caught 333 minkes, many of which were pregnant females, in its Antarctic "field survey".

Shops are closed and cars are off the roads as secessionists mark the attempt to create Biafra state.

Nintendo and Game Freak have brought Pokemon as close to a reboot as the series has ever come by announcing new games.

Following the cancellation of Roseanne's show, which other celebrities have messed up on social media?

Aston Villa captain John Terry leaves the club after they failed to gain promotion to the Premier League.

Patients with killer diseases will be able to try experimental drugs which have yet to be approved.

England boss Eddie Jones defends his training methods after stinging criticism from the Bath owner Bruce Craig.

Save the Children says more than 1.2bn children face threats from poverty, conflict and discrimination.

England must show "heart" and "fight" in the second Test against Pakistan at Headingley, says bowler James Anderson.

The star meets the president on behalf of a 63-year-old woman jailed for a first-time drug offence.