England were "flat" and got their tactics wrong as New Zealand gain the upper hand of the first Test on day three, says ex-batsman Mark Ramprakash.

Tottenham started the Jose Mourinho era with victory at West Ham, who almost mount a late comeback.

Great Britain miss out on a place in the Davis Cup final as Spain's Rafael Nadal and Feliciano Lopez give the hosts a 2-1 victory.

Investigators hoping to solve the cold case of Claudia Ruf, 11, start DNA tests on hundreds of men.

The mummies, including cats, crocodiles, cobras, were found at the Saqqara necropolis near Cairo.

At least 115 women are believed to have been killed this year by their partners in France.

Demonstrators against corruption and the ruling elite on Independence Day were joined by Lebanese people from around the world.

A man is arrested after three people in the car are seriously injured when it crashed in Lewis.

Jamie Vardy scores again as Leicester record their fifth successive league win with victory at Brighton to strengthen their hold on second spot.

Manager Marco Silva says Everton "look afraid to play football" after losing at home to Norwich City, who move off the foot of the Premier League.

Manager Jurgen Klopp says he has "no problem that Liverpool weren't brilliant" during their hard-fought 2-1 win at Crystal Palace.

The US Navy veteran lived alone in Dallas, but his family say they had reported him missing.

Virat Kohli equals Ricky Ponting's record of 41 international centuries as captain to put India on the brink of an innings victory against Bangladesh in the country's first day-night Test.

Manchester City get back to winning ways by coming from behind to beat in-form Chelsea 2-1 in the Premier League.

Everton manager Marco Silva is fighting to save his job after Saturday's 2-0 defeat by Norwich.

As Jose Mourinho returned to management with a win at West Ham, BBC Sport's Simon Stone takes a look at how the Tottenham boss is still box office.

Gabriel Barbosa scores twice as Flamengo come from a goal down to beat River Plate and win their first Copa Libertadores since 1981.

Boris Johnson promises to unite the country by getting Brexit done and to boost nurse numbers by 50,000.

A group of young people in Baghdad found a different way to protest against the government.

Police fired tear gas at protesters, as anti-government protests entered their third day.

Real Madrid fight back to beat Real Sociedad and stay top of La Liga with Barcelona, as substitute Gareth Bale receives a mixed reception at the Bernabeu.