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World number one Jannik Sinner faces French Open champion Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon men's singles final on Centre Court, starting not before 4pm BST.

From the four-time chart-topping “Three Lions” to “Wonderwall”, England’s football songs endure because supporters turn simple choruses into shared tournament memories.

A 16-year-old boy has died after being recovered from Swanholme Lakes, less than seven weeks after another teenager drowned at the Lincoln nature reserve.

Three-time world champion Tai Woffinden has retired from professional speedway at 35 after scans confirmed he needs shoulder surgery following a crash in Poland.

Harry Brook struck a 19-ball fifty and Jos Buttler returned to form as England surged beyond 150 in the fifth T20 against India at Southampton.

UFC 329’s main card starts at 2am BST on Sunday, but Conor McGregor’s exact walkout time against Max Holloway has not been confirmed.

Michael Oliver will referee a record seventh World Cup match for an English official, but FIFA's Falklands-related policy bars him from Argentina fixtures and may deny him the final.

Air Zimbabwe will restore direct Harare-London Gatwick flights on 22 July, using a Plus Ultra Airbus A330 with fares from £490 one way.

World number one Scottie Scheffler has missed the cut at the Genesis Scottish Open after a two-over 72, ending his historic 79-event streak while England's Jordan Smith takes the lead.

Reform UK candidate Lindsay Atkinson has narrowly retained the High Fell ward on Gateshead Council, defeating Labour by five votes following a recount in an emergency by-election triggered by a sudden resignation.

British wildcard Arthur Fery faced a formidable challenge on Centre Court as second seed Alexander Zverev took a commanding two-set lead in their historic Wimbledon semi-final.

Manchester United and Newcastle have registered interest in Neco Williams as Nottingham Forest continue talks over an improved contract with the versatile defender.