Strikes, bites, drugs and thrashings, the World Cup provides some unforgettable moments. But which did you rank as the maddest of all?

Pace bowler Jake Ball is added to England's squad for the one-day series against Australia as cover for all-rounder Chris Woakes.

England's players played less club football this season than their Spain, France and Brazil counterparts going into the World Cup.

Prosecutors say a Belgian-Armenian criminal ring has been bribing professional players since 2014.

After a student took a cardboard cutout of Danny DeVito to her prom, the film star repays the favour.

European Court of Justice rules that gay couples have the same residency rights as straight spouses.

Ellie Simmonds heads a 24-strong British team for August's Para-swimming European Championships in Dublin.

The only country where women cannot drive legally is set to lift the ban on 24 June.

Charles and David Koch back a multi-million dollar campaign against President Trump's trade tariffs.

Planets, elephants and John Travolta feature in an often bizarre archive of NSA security posters.

Mark Rutte mopped up the mess while cleaners cheered him on.

Wreck-It Ralph 2 trailer mocks Disney's male chauvinism as its female leads unite over feminism.

Liverpool keeper Loris Karius was referred to medical experts and diagnosed with concussion after contacting the club while on holiday in the US.

Ministers say "the time for action is now" with MPs set to vote on expansion in the coming weeks.

Qatar Airways boss Akbar Al Baker says his job has to be done by a man because it is "very challenging".

Boxer Floyd Mayweather recaptures his title in the Forbes list of the world's 100 top earning athletes.

Docho Eshete was bitten on his legs, back and hands during a group baptism in Ethiopia.

French swimmer Ben Lecomte begins his 5,500 mile journey from Japan to the United States.

YouTube couple reveal they separated six months ago due to the pressures of work but will remain best friends.

Roma are fined 50,000 euros (£43,632) by Uefa following crowd disturbances at the Champions League semi-final against Liverpool at Anfield.

The government will let Fox buy Sky if it sells Sky News, setting up a takeover battle with Comcast.