Omari Monono was at his aunt's house where he often played, police say.

BBC Sport puts the the top tennis players at Wimbledon to the test as they face our tennis, football or neither quiz.

Rio Ferdinand on why his ex-Manchester United team-mate Jesse Lingard has a key role to play for England in breaking down the Sweden defence.

Tributes have been paid to three members of the High On Life travel collective.

Lewis Hamilton led Valtteri Bottas in a Mercedes one-two ahead of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in first practice at the British GP.

Two weeks on, and with one death on site, a small Thai town unites behind the mission to save their boys.

Mozambique's national airline has been struggling to get fuel for its planes.

A Pakistani court sentences Nawaz Sharif on corruption charges related to four London flats.

Theresa May bids to resolve splits in her cabinet over the UK's future relationship with the EU.

A row ends as the ruling coalition agrees to screen migrants at existing transit points on borders.

The US economy created 213,000 jobs last month, with the manufacturing sector helping to drive the gains.

Fourteen of France's footballers are eligible to play for African nations, but what are Africa's other remaining World Cup links?

The president makes a #MeToo dig as taunts a senator over her Native-American heritage claims.

Five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams is knocked out in the third round by Dutchwoman Kiki Bertens.

Gael Monfils defeats 11th seed Sam Querrey in four sets to book a place in the fourth round of Wimbledon for the first time

Police and protesters clashed in Nantes for a third night over the police shooting of a young man.

Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka rider Mark Cavendish, a winner of 30 Tour de France stages, takes us through each day of this year's three-week race.

An argument between officers and cross-dressing men have thousands talking about China's LGBT rights.

The US President raises the prospect of more tariffs on about $500bn of Chinese imports.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel is a surprise pace-setter ahead of Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in second practice at the British Grand Prix.

The 16-year-old made no plea when he appeared in court in connection with the schoolgirl's death on Bute.