London's murder rate overtook New York's in February, Reality Check asks if that's still the case.

Croatia can become the lowest-ranked team to win the World Cup, while France are aiming to make up for Euro 2016 heartbreak when they meet on Sunday.

Midfield magician Luka Modric faces a perjury charge back home in Croatia.

The World Cup has been a PR success for the country and its president but that is not the whole story.

Three footie fans tried to "visit" all 32 countries participating in the World Cup... without leaving London.

How England's World Cup campaign inspired London artist Reuben Dangoor.

The US president touched down at Prestwick Airport and will spend the weekend at Turnberry.

The US says the Helsinki meeting will happen despite new charges of Russian election interference.

There's even space for a coffee shop, sauna and gym on the £200m vessel.

Watch highlights of the semi-final so far as Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal each seek to book their place in the Wimbledon men's final against Kevin Anderson.

US president played golf at his Turnberry resort as demonstrators took to the streets of Edinburgh.

The visit is expected to cement the two nations' landmark truce after two decades of tension.

Poet, author and journalist Musa Okwonga explores how Gareth Southgate's team represented "modern England" and captured the imagination of a nation.

Snorting in horses is linked to a 'positive internal state', say scientists, and could improve animal welfare.

Sinn Féin says activist Bobby Storey's house was also targeted, calling the act "reprehensible".

Frank Sinatra's first wife and the mother of his children "passed away peacefully", her daughter says.

Maurizio Sarri says he wants to bring "entertaining football" to Chelsea after becoming their manager on a three-year deal, succeeding the sacked Antonio Conte.

Fears that the iceberg could split, causing a tsunami, have prompted a partial evacuation.

New Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri never made it as a player but as a manager he is changing the way the game is played, writes James Horncastle.

The future of British fencing has never looked "so bleak" after it emerged a crowdfunding bid has raised just £170, says British Fencing's chief executive.

Kevin Anderson beat John Isner, 26-24 in the final set, in a match lasting six hours and 35 minutes.