A record third match of the World Cup is abandoned because of rain as Bangladesh's game against Sri Lanka is called off.

England boss Gareth Southgate says he needs to "demand more" of his players after their Nations League disappointment.

Captain Andy Robertson will miss Scotland's Euro 2020 qualifier against Belgium in Brussels.

Scientists say they will be able to identify where a piece of wood comes from to the nearest 10km.

Nizar Zakka, a businessman with US permanent residency, was arrested during a visit to Iran in 2015.

More than two million people have been affected and roads have been badly damaged, officials say.

The censor says the biopic clashes with the country's "cultural and Christian beliefs".

United States midfielder Lindsey Horan says pressure helps her country keep their high standard as they begin their bid to retain the World Cup.

The High Court decision is a landmark case and contrasts with Kenya's recent ruling against gay sex.

She took the exams in hospital because she did not want to wait another year to graduate.

The founder of one of the country's biggest parties is detained in London over speeches made in the UK.

Images of tens of thousands of travellers crossing the US border were taken, officials say.

The charity failed to spot a "culture of poor behaviour" and did not report claims of child abuse.

With the season over, what shape are Premier League squads in? We take a look at the clubs with the most interesting summer ahead.

Canada open up with a win in the Women's World Cup on Monday, but what does day five hold in store?

Three Brighton and Hove Albion FC employees were sacked after team selections were leaked online.

The new cars being tried out in Porto Santo can sell solar power electricity back to the island grid.

Convicted child sex offenders will undergo the procedure if they want to qualify for parole.

A small vessel carrying migrants from Turkey overturns near the island of Lesbos, officials say.

Tyson Fury has been installed as many people's number-one heavyweight, according to 5 Live's Mike Costello and Steve Bunce.

Drugs charges against investigative reporter Ivan Golunov are dropped after newspapers unite in defence.