The American appears in a New York court accused of recruiting dozens of underage girls for sex.

A record-breaking 28.1m people watched BBC coverage of the Women's World Cup online and on television.

The best shots as Serena Williams cruises into the quarter-finals at the expense of Carla Suarez Navarro.

Watch as Rafael Nadal wins a brilliant 20-shot rally on his way to a straight sets victory over Joao Sousa in the fourth round of Wimbledon.

Detroit's Afrofuture Fest initially charged white people double, but cancelled the policy after a backlash.

Fifteen-year-old Coco Gauff is out of Wimbledon following a 6-3 6-3 defeat by Simona Halep in the last 16.

Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe takes the Tour de France yellow jersey after a late solo attack to win stage three.

A lawsuit claims a mix-up at a California fertility clinic meant a woman delivered the wrong children.

Jelena Ostapenko's hammers her serve into the back of her partner' Robert Lindstedt's head during their mixed doubles win on Court 14.

Leicester sign Belgium midfielder Youri Tielemans from Monaco on a four-year deal for a reported £40m.

Stella McCartney says we shouldn't clean our clothes if we "don't absolutely have to". Is she right?

Johanna Konta keeps alive hopes of a first British women's singles champion at Wimbledon for 42 years by reaching the quarter-finals.

Wuhan joins a list of Chinese cities getting angry over environmental issues.

Run-off from the bourbon warehouse fire has travelled more than 20 miles, killing scores of fish.

Paris St-Germain sporting director Leonardo says "Neymar can leave PSG, if there is an offer that suits everyone".

Andrea Benedetto was rescued off Sardinia by former 100m freestyle world champion Filippo Magnini.

Jeffrey Epstein died in prison waiting for his sex trafficking trial - but who was he?

The biggest takeaways from a record-breaking women's tournament - from equal pay to tea trolling.

It took six weeks to cover the 12,000km in a four-seater they assembled in three weeks.

The Met Police are asked to look into the leak of emails calling the Trump administration "inept".

The US president says Sir Kim Darroch is "not liked in the US" and lashes out at PM Theresa May.