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BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2017: Melanie Behringer profile
BBC Sport profiles German midfielder Melanie Behringer, a nominee for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2017 award.
Sarah Taylor proud of England return following her break from cricket
Sarah Taylor says she felt "more pride" in resuming her England career than when she made her debut in 2006 after returning from anxiety problems.
Highlights: Rangers 1-5 Celtic, Scottish Premiership
Celtic record their biggest score at Ibrox, with Leigh Griffiths and Mikael Lustig scoring the pick of the goals in a one-sided derby contest.
European Badminton Championships: Rajiv Ouseph and the Adcocks win gold in Denmark
England claim two gold medals as Rajiv Ouseph and the Adcocks triumph on the final day of the European Championships in Denmark.
Everton 0-3 Chelsea
Premier League leaders Chelsea take a big step towards clinching the title as three second-half goals see off Everton.
Middlesbrough 2-2 Manchester City
Gabriel Jesus scores a late equaliser as Manchester City twice come from behind to rescue a vital point and dent Middlesbrough's survival hopes.
Man shot dead after intruders enter house in St Ives
Dorset Police were called to reports intruders had entered a house in the early hours.
Woman arrested after being shot by police
The woman shot in a London raid is held on suspicion of terror offences after hospital treatment.
Dozens of Yazidis enslaved by IS in Iraq now free
The 36 men, women and children were held by IS in Iraq for nearly three years.
Swiss 'spy' arrested in Frankfurt
The man is suspected of spying on German tax investigators who have bought CDs from Swiss banks.
Illegal immigrants found on boat in trouble at Orford
The Coastguard was called out when the yacht got into trouble in high winds.
Jeremy Corbyn pledges to plug 'school funding black hole'
Labour's Jeremy Corbyn tells head teachers he will plug a £3bn gap in school funding in England.
Valtteri Bottas wins as Lewis Hamilton struggles in Russia
Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas holds off a late charge from Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in the Russian GP to take his maiden F1 win.
Manchester United 1-1 Swansea City
A Gylfi Sigurdsson free-kick earns Swansea a point in their battle for Premier League survival and damages Manchester United's push for the top four.
Tim Farron says 'I'm a bit of a Eurosceptic'
The Liberal Democrat leader is hoping his party can win votes from Remain supporters.
David Cameron buys £25,000 garden shed 'to write in'
The former prime minister says he wants to use the shepherd's hut to write a book.
Damian Lewis on Billions, Obama and a goat
The actor talks about his "shocking" play... and does a pretty good Obama impression.
White House Correspondents' dinner: Six takes from the event
Here's what Mr Trump missed by snubbing the White House press lobby's annual comedy roast.
General election 2017: No 'specific' May pledge on taxes
The PM says she has "absolutely no intention" of raising taxes when asked about a 2015 Tory pledge.
Ueli Steck: Legendary "Swiss Machine" climber dies on Everest
"Swiss Machine" Ueli Steck dies in an accident while acclimatising for an attempt on a new route.