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Unreachable to unplayable - how England had mixed opening day
Josh Tongue and England's seamers struggled for consistency despite moments of brilliance, while Chris Woakes' injury adds yet another dilemma.
US to deny visas to Palestinian officials
The US says both the PLO and the Palestinian Administration continue to support "terrorism".
India enjoy late recovery as Woakes injury overshadows England's day
Karun Nair leads India's fightback on day one of the fifth and final Test against England as they close on 204-6 at stumps, on a day where England's efforts are overshadowed by a shoulder injury...
Tata Steel fined £1.5m after worker crushed to death
Justin Day was crushed while working at the steelworks in Port Talbot on 25 September 2019.
US envoy to visit Gaza, as hospital says dozens killed seeking food
US special envoy Steve Witkoff will visit Gaza on Friday to inspect food distribution sites, the White House said.
Justin Timberlake reveals Lyme disease diagnosis
The Cry Me A River singer says he was "shocked" to be diagnosed with the disease but it explained why he was in pain on stage.
West Ham's Paqueta cleared of spot-fixing charges
West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta is cleared of spot-fixing charges by an independent regulatory commission.
Woad five behind as Japanese duo lead Women's Open
Lottie Woad shoots a level-par first round to lie five shots off the AIG Women's Open lead jointly held by Eri Okayama and Rio Takeda.
Gazan boy first to be treated in UK for war injuries
Majd, 15, was almost killed by an Israeli tank shell last February. He has finally arrived in the UK for reconstructive surgery.
Trump v Carney (Again)
Canada joins UK and France in setting out plans to back Palestinian State.
Former nurse loses legal challenge over private gender clinic
A High Court challenge over the registration of England's first private gender clinic for teenagers has failed.
Children's author Allan Ahlberg dies aged 87
He wrote more than 150 books, including The Jolly Postman and Each Peach Pear Plum.
Small boat migrants total passes 25,000 in July for first time
The earliest that figure has been reached before was in 2022 on 27 August, Home Office data shows.
Man, 76, arrested on suspicion of poisoning as summer camp children fall ill
Police received a report of children feeling unwell on Sunday before turning up at the camp on Monday.
Why Europeans are unhappy with terms of Trump's tariff deal
Discrepancies between the two sides' version of the deal have emerged, and key details of the agreement are yet to be negotiated.
Verstappen says he will race with Red Bull in 2026
Max Verstappen ends questions about his future by saying that he will definitely stay with Red Bull for next season.
Air traffic control failed for just 20 minutes. Why did it cause so much chaos?
Details are emerging about how a 20-minute outage caused airport chaos on Wednesday.
UFC star McGregor loses appeal in civil rape case
In November McGregor was ordered to pay damages to Nikita Hand, who accused him of raping her in a hotel in Dublin in 2018.
MMA fighter Conor McGregor loses appeal in civil rape case
In November McGregor was ordered to pay damages to Nikita Hand, who accused him of raping her in a hotel in Dublin in 2018.
XL bully attack leaves boy without thumb as owner jailed
Caio, who was eight at the time of the attack, also suffered injuries to his face and body.