England manager Gareth Southgate says he will be "absolutely be looking" to reintroduce Harry Maguire to the international fold in October.

Geert Wilders was on trial over calls for fewer Moroccans in the Netherlands at a rally in 2014.

It is the fourth month in a row that America's jobs picture has improved, as the economy begins to rebound.

Lewis Hamilton is fastest in second practice at the Italian Grand Prix as Mercedes dominate yet again.

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya says options should include sanctions on those close to Alexander Lukashenko.

A man is found drifting on a life raft two days after his cargo ship capsized during a typhoon.

Nato cites "proof beyond doubt" that Mr Navalny was poisoned, but Russia has dismissed the claim.

Wout van Aert wins stage seven of the Tour de France in a sprint finish as Britain's Adam Yates keeps the leader's yellow jersey.

The sighting of the blue whale in waters near Australia has been described as "extremely rare".

Lionel Messi says he is staying at Barcelona as it is "impossible" for any team to pay his release clause and he does not want to go to court.

Tehran has continued to enrich uranium in breach of a nuclear deal, the UN nuclear watchdog warns.

No one was injured in the incident in New York City's Times Square, which police are investigating.

Rescue workers are searching for a third day but with no sign of a person beneath the rubble.

Stars and Stripes has been written and published by US troops for decades starting in the Civil War.

A quadcopter was seen releasing small bags, believed to contain illegal drugs, over Tel Aviv, Israel.

Chelsea sign attacking midfielder Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen on a five-year contract in a deal worth about £71m.

England pull off a remarkable fightback to beat Australia by two runs in a thrilling first Twenty20 international at the Ageas Bowl.

Scotland are denied a fourth straight victory and a winning start to their Nations League campaign after a frustrating draw against Israel.

A late header by substitute Gavin Whyte snatches a draw for 10-man Northern Ireland in new manager Ian Baraclough's first game in charge.

Naomi Osaka is given a test by Marta Kostyuk but eventually wins in three sets to reach the US Open fourth round.

A magazine claims the president called US soldiers killed in action "losers", something he denies.