Some couples had to 'altar' their weddings thanks to England's win over Sweden in the quarter-finals.

Russia were eliminated from the World Cup at the quarter-final stage, but their display as hosts has made a country fall in love with its national team again.

Officials warn of "extreme danger" as rains that have caused deadly floods are expected to continue.

The two leaders meet to seal a deal ending a two decade-old border dispute that led to a bloody war.

Russia fans sent on an emotional rollercoaster during their penalty defeat to Croatia in the quarter-finals of the World Cup in Sochi.

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Watch England's best shots as they sweep to a record 142-run win over New Zealand in the opening match of the one-day series.

About 3.8 million people also live-streamed the game, the highest BBC online audience ever.

Another 18,000 workers are fired as President Erdogan is set to be inaugurated with sweeping powers.

The country's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, says the rescue effort is a "race against the clock".

Alan Shearer serenades the rest of the Match of the Day team in Moscow with a bit of Lionel Ritchie as they celebrate England's quarter-final win against Sweden.

The mission to save the football team trapped in a cave is paused after a "smooth" first phase.

Michael Gove says he is a "realist" about the PM's plan but warns the EU the UK could still walk away.

The home secretary says the UK is not "jumping to conclusions" after the second Novichok poisoning.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel wins a British Grand Prix full of action as Lewis Hamilton fought up from the back to take second.

Nearly all those who fled a recent government offensive have come back to their homes, the UN says.

The rapper replaced DJ Khaled, who dropped out of headlining as he appeared to be on holiday.

Efforts to get the North to ditch nuclear arms has global backing, the US top diplomat insists.

A judge orders the release of the former president on appeal, but it is soon overruled.

World champion Peter Sagan takes the overall lead of the Tour de France after winning stage two, while Chris Froome finishes safely in the peloton.

An "incredible" Chris Jordan diving catch removes KL Rahul in the deciding Twenty20 between England and India at Bristol.