England netballers Jade Clarke, Natalie Panagarry and Fran Williams discuss what it's like to have netball rage.

Hosts Brazil have three goals ruled out as they are held to a 0-0 draw against Venezuela in the Copa America.

President Trump stands by his 1989 adverts calling for the reinstatement of the death penalty.

Li Ka-Shing has pledged to pay tuition fees for a group of Chinese students through his foundation.

Egypt says its former leader died of natural causes, and is critical of calls for an investigation.

A UN investigator says credible evidence links Mohammed bin Salman to the journalist's murder.

One more MP will be eliminated from the race, as Dominic Raab backs Boris Johnson for No 10.

Former England and Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes is fined £8,000 after admitting breaking Football Association betting rules.

The Malaysia Airlines jet was hit by a missile over Ukraine in July 2014, killing 298 people.

South Africa opener Quinton de Kock is bowled by New Zealand's Trent Boult in their World Cup group game at Edgbaston.

Tobias French was nearly killed when a stranger tried to push him in front of an oncoming train.

Phumzile van Damme says she punched a white man in self-defence at Cape Town's V&A Waterfront.

An Australian detective was forced to take action after an unexpected interruption to a press conference.

Ellen White scores twice as England beat Japan 2-0 to finish top of Group D with a 100% record at the Women's World Cup.

Scotland are out of the Women's World Cup after a twice-taken penalty sees Argentina come from 3-0 down to secure a dramatic draw in added time.

Brazilian forward Marta says her World Cup scoring record can "push for more equality" for women.

Watch BBC Sport's Gabby Logan and Alex Scott go head-to-head in a World Cup quiz with unsavoury consequences.

Holders Saracens are pooled with former winners Munster, Racing 92 and Ospreys as the Champions Cup and Challenge Cup draws are made.

"Sent by a Samsung device" - a TV host slipped up as she reported the Egyptian ex-president's death.

Three of four suspects are convicted on charges relating to the 2015 militant raid which killed 148.

Spain manager Luis Enrique steps down from his role and is replaced by assistant Robert Moreno after less than a year in charge.