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England thrash USA to secure semi-final place
England charge into the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup with a ruthless 10-wicket thrashing of the United States.
Labour avoids saying it will scrap proposed gender lessons ban
Bridget Phillipson says draft guidance has some "good" parts but "other elements" are "too partisan".
Jordan takes hat-trick and four wickets in five balls
Watch as Chris Jordan takes four wickets, including a hat-trick, to bowl USA out for 115 during England's ICC Men's T20 World Cup match against USA in Bridgetown.
'Cricket is the only source of happiness back home': Afghans celebrate big win
The win saw jubilation in the streets in the isolated Taliban-governed country.
Pundits must remember tournaments are tough - Kane
England captain Harry Kane says former internationals who are now pundits should "remember what it’s like to wear the shirt".
Pundits must remember tournaments are tough - Kane
England captain Harry Kane says former internationals who are now pundits should "remember what it’s like to wear the shirt".
Pundits must remember tournaments are tough - Kane
England captain Harry Kane says former England internationals who are now pundits should "remember what it’s like to wear the shirt".
Daku given two-game ban after offensive chants
Albania forward Mirlind Daku has been banned for two matches after leading his country's fans in derogatory chants.
Sir John Curtice: Biggest parties down in polls, as Reform narrows gap
Our favourite number cruncher Sir John Curtice looks at how the parties are doing as the general election looms nearer.
Sir John Curtice: Biggest parties down in polls, as Reform narrows gap
Our favourite number cruncher Sir John Curtice looks at how the parties are are doing in the latest polls.
Offensive remarks by several Reform candidates revealed
The comments included remarks about murdered MP Jo Cox and a black reality TV contestant.
Verstappen holds off Norris to win in Spain
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen prevails in a tense, strategic battle with McLaren’s Lando Norris to win the Spanish Grand Prix.
Earl 'would like' to transfer Lough Neagh ownership
The Earl of Shaftesbury says he would transfer ownership "into a charity or community trust model".
Yellow heat-health alerts set for most of England
A yellow heat-health alert will be issued for most of England from 08:00 BST on Monday.
'It's utter chaos': Video shows huge crowds stuck in darkness at terminal
One passenger describes seeing people climbing over one another after a major power cut hit the airport.
'It's utter chaos': Video shows huge crowds stuck in darkness at terminal
One passenger describes seeing people climbing over one another after a major power cut hit the airport.
'It's utter chaos': Video shows huge crowds stuck in darkness at terminal
One passenger describes seeing people climbing over one another after a major power cut hit the airport.
Woman attacked by wolves in safari park near Paris
The victim, who was staying at a nearby lodge, strayed into the car-only safari zone at Thoiry park.
Woman attacked by wolves in safari park near Paris
The victim, who was staying at a nearby lodge, strayed into the car-only safari zone at Thoiry park.
Man's joy at Northern Lights and glowing plankton sea shots
Photographer Lee McGrath waited hours to capture the amazing phenomenon on the south Wales coast.