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Flavio Cobolli took a commanding two-set lead against fifth seed Alex de Minaur on Court One, fighting back from 5-2 down in the second set to win the tie-break.

Following a chaotic opening weekend of the Nations Championship, Scotland have equalled their historic high of fifth place, overtaking England in the process.

Christopher Nolan follow-up to Oppenheimer adapts Homer’s 3,000-year-old epic poem with an all-star cast, a $250m budget, and an unprecedented 100% IMAX shoot.

British F-35 fighter jets have scrambled from HMS Prince of Wales to intercept a Russian maritime patrol plane that repeatedly approached the carrier at low altitude in the Norwegian Sea.

Spain and Portugal meet in Dallas at 8pm BST on 6 July, with a World Cup quarter-final place at stake. Here are the form lines, injury doubts, key duel and UK viewing details.

Lewis Hamilton kept third place at the British Grand Prix after stewards issued a reprimand, not a time penalty, for a lap-38 yellow-flag infringement.

Carlo Ancelotti's calm management has helped Brazil recover from a chaotic cycle and a 1-0 deficit against Japan. Norway and Erling Haaland now test whether that resilience can carry them deeper into the World Cup.

Cain Dingle saves Monty from a shed fire before the family learns the dog has cancer, a diagnosis that forces Cain to confront his own refusal of treatment.

Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara came back from a set down and 4-1 in the deciding set to reach the Wimbledon men's doubles quarter-finals. The top seeds beat Adam Pavlasek and Patrik Rikl 5-7, 6-3, 7-6, taking the final tie-break 10-6.

Serbia's protests are continuing despite Aleksandar Vučić's promise to resign, as his ruling party openly discusses a return to power as prime minister.

Novak Djokovic leads Roman Safiullin by two sets on Centre Court, but a medical timeout and three late break points have kept the fourth-round match alive.

Channel 4 is showing the 2026 British Grand Prix live for free in the UK as Lewis Hamilton recovers from a five-second penalty to fight for a Silverstone podium.