One girl to be dumped from villa in Love Island recoupling
Yewande Biala’s stay in the Love Island villa could be coming to an end as a recoupling will see one girl dumped from the show.
Cyprus serial killer gets seven life terms for killing foreign women and girls
A Cyprus criminal court has sentenced an army captain to seven life terms in prison after he pleaded guilty to the premeditated murder and kidnapping of seven foreign women and girls.
Walsh believes her time has come as she chases Tokyo Olympics dream
Belfast’s Michaela Walsh is determined to put past disappointments behind her and use the European Games in Minsk as a springboard to success at next year’s Tokyo Olympics.
Courteney Cox teases Friends reunion with girls’ night selfie
Courteney Cox has shared a sneak peek into her girls’ night with fellow Friends stars Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow.
Sir Nick Clegg reiterates calls for tech firm regulation
Facebook’s head of global affairs Sir Nick Clegg has reiterated his belief that increased regulation of tech firms can not be done solely by the internet companies themselves.
The team standing between England and the last four – Norway in focus
England play Norway in Le Havre on Thursday for a place in the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup.
Asamoah confident Ghana can land first AFCON title since 1982
Ghana vice-captain Kwadwo Asamoah believes his side are ready to end their long wait for a fifth Africa Cup of Nations title.
Defender Callum Semple leaves Ross County by mutual consent
Ross County have ripped up young centre-back Callum Semple’s contract by mutual consent.
Edith Bowman apologises after sparking Bradley Cooper Glastonbury rumour
Edith Bowman has apologised after sparking a rumour that Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga are planning to stage an A Star Is Born reunion at Glastonbury this weekend.
France prepares for heatwave with orange alert declared
Authorities around Paris have issued an orange alert for intense heat, the second-highest level on its scale, as very hot temperatures are expected across continental Europe this week.
Sturgeon has waged war on business, Tory leadership contender claims
Tory leadership hopeful Jeremy Hunt has accused First Minister Nicola Sturgeon of being at war with the Scottish business community.
Brexit has left UK and Scotland relationship ‘in shreds’, Sturgeon claims
Brexit has created the biggest democratic deficit in post-war Scotland, according to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Cameroon ‘highly motivated’ after bonus dispute, says Seedorf
Clarence Seedorf insists his Cameroon side are fully focused as they prepare to begin the defence of their Africa Cup of Nations title.
Broadcasting watchdog rejects criticism of plans to police online content
The Irish broadcasting watchdog has rejected criticism that it is not the right institution to regulate harmful online content of social media giants Facebook and Twitter.
Freezing embryos has no impact on IVF success rate, study concludes
A popular strategy for raising IVF pregnancy rates by freezing embryos has been shown to have no improvement in a large trial.
Hamilton: Next F1 chief should be someone neutral from outside the sport
Lewis Hamilton has called for Formula One’s next chief to come from outside of the sport, ruling his own boss out from taking the job for potentially being “biased” towards Mercedes.
St Mirren players left baffled by Kearney absence
The St Mirren squad remain in the dark over Oran Kearney’s future after returning for the first day of pre-season training without their boss.
Aaron Finch hands England a warning as Australia target more World Cup success
Aaron Finch has heaped the pressure on England by reminding the World Cup hosts of Australia’s unrivalled tournament record.
Bangladesh post competitive total in Southampton
Mushfiqur Rahim steered Bangladesh to 262 for seven as they looked to keep alive their hopes of reaching the World Cup semi-finals by beating Afghanistan at the Hampshire Bowl.
Where next for Rafael Benitez after Newcastle exit?
Rafael Benitez will be considering his options after it was announced he will be leaving his post as Newcastle manager when his contract expires on June 30.
Who will replace Rafael Benitez at Newcastle?
Newcastle have begun their search for a new manager after announcing that Rafael Benitez will leave the club when his contract expires at the end of the month.
Coffee ‘could help you slim’
Drinking coffee could help boost weight loss, researchers say.
Labour calls Brexit Party’s Peterborough by-election claims ‘nonsense’
The Brexit Party’s claims that vote-rigging may have played a role in Labour’s wafer-thin victory in the Peterborough by-election have been branded a “desperate attempt” to excuse a defeat.
Serial sex offender who met victims on Tinder jailed
A serial sex offender who attacked women he met on Tinder has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Ethiopia regional coup ‘mastermind’ killed in battle with security forces
The Ethiopian army brigadier general accused of leading a failed coup against a regional government has been killed in a firefight with the security forces, a spokesman for the Ethiopian prime minister’s office has said.
Channel 5’s The Sex Business breached broadcasting rules
Channel 5 documentary The Sex Business breached broadcasting rules, watchdog Ofcom has said.
Temperatures set to rise above 30C by Saturday after wet start to the week
Rain and thunderstorms are set to make way for sunshine and warmth in time for Glastonbury this weekend, according to the Met Office.
Opposition celebrates Istanbul victory in former power base of Turkish president
Turkey’s opposition supporters partied long into the night after their candidate for Istanbul mayor beat a rival backed by long-time President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Man charged over pub ‘attack’
A man has been arrested and charged after a 55-year-old was injured near a pub.
Eurostar passengers angry over changes to alcohol rules
Holidaymakers have expressed frustration at tougher alcohol restrictions on Eurostar trains.