As England prepare for their last-16 tie against Colombia in a World Cup full of shock exits, we ask - is football finally coming home?

Former champions Petra Kvitova and Maria Sharapova are beaten in the opening round of the Wimbledon women's singles.

Google confirms that private Gmail messages can sometimes be read by humans at external companies.

Australian Senator Sarah Hanson-Young tells the BBC she is no longer prepared to ignore sexism.

The chief justice arrives for work rejecting measures likely to force 40% of judges to retire early.

Gavin Williamson apologises saying "it is very rare that you're heckled by your own mobile phone".

Some Russians ask if backing the World Cup squad helps the Kremlin's agenda

The president issues the order after Annapolis' mayor said the White House had declined his request.

Emil Forsberg's deflected strike gives Sweden victory over Switzerland in their last-16 tie at the 2018 World Cup.

Nigeria captain John Mikel Obi says the insecurity in the country is "scary" after his father was kidnapped for the second time in seven years.

Emil Forsberg's deflected strike gives Sweden a victory over Switzerland that books their place in the quarter-finals of the World Cup.

Makena Onjerika's tale of a girl living on the streets scoops the prestigious £10,000 Caine Prize.

Daniel Ricciardo is close to signing a new contract to stay at Red Bull beyond this season, team boss Christian Horner says.

World number one Rafael Nadal produces an acrobatic "reverse pirouette" shot on his way to victory over Israel's Dudi Sela.

Colombia are fretting on the fitness of their talisman, but they have more to offer than just James Rodriguez.

The U2 frontman says "compromise is a word that the Irish people understand very, very well".

The explosion also killed a Tennessee woman who was celebrating her wedding anniversary.

The would-be teacher was only told she failed to qualify weeks before she expected to graduate.

The multi-instrumentalist was last month admitted to hospital with a "life-threatening condition".

Five things from day two at Wimbledon with Kyle Edmund, Johanna Konta, Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios in action.

Katie Boulter says she "put her heart out there" to claim her first Grand Slam match win and reach the second round at Wimbledon.