The US and North Korea have very different ideas on what denuclearisation means.

Yuwen Wu, who was in Beijing in 1972, reflects on a meeting with parallels to the Trump-Kim summit.

England bowler James Anderson will miss six weeks of action to get over a "long-standing right shoulder injury", the ECB announces.

Tyson Fury says he could have knocked out Sefer Seferi within "10 seconds" but prolonged the bout as preparation for future fights.

Priyanka Chopra, star of US TV series Quantico, apologises for an episode about a nationalist plot.

World Cup-winning former England coach Sir Clive Woodward says 2018 has been a "horror show" for the team.

President Trump's attack on Canada's PM prompts France to condemn diplomacy by '"fits of anger".

A spider monkey 'clipped by a car' on a motorway on Saturday evening dies.

Welshman and Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas wins the 70th Criterium du Dauphine by exactly one minute.

Women in four cities don the colours of the suffragette movement in a mass procession.

In a referendum, the country backs a new betting law that critics say amounts to online censorship.

The chain, formed by tens of thousands of people, reached some 200km, according to the organisers.

The fire at the country's biggest ballot paper storage depot comes after calls for an election recount.

The US and North Korean leaders have arrived in Singapore ahead of their scheduled summit.

Vicky Holland wins the women's Leeds Triathlon - surprising herself in the process - before Jonny Brownlee withdraws from the men's race.

World number one Rafael Nadal wins a record-extending 11th French Open title with victory over Dominic Thiem in the final.

Gabriel Jesus, Neymar and Philippe Coutinho score as Brazil sweep aside Austria 3-0 in their final World Cup warm-up game.

Dina Asher-Smith storms to 100m victory in the Stockholm Diamond League in only 0.01 seconds outside her British record.

Scotland secure the biggest victory in their cricketing history, defeating England by six runs in Edinburgh.

Jockey Raul da Silva is suspended for 21 days for "violent conduct" following an altercation with Jim Crowley at Goodwood.

BBC pundits and presenters, including Gary Lineker, Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard and Alex Scott discuss England's chances of success at the World Cup in Russia.