No more need for dreaming - England are in a World Cup final for the first time since 1966 and the hopes of a nation rest in the boots of the Lionesses who have fought to be there.

Ukraine's much-anticipated spring counteroffensive is now in its 10th week, with limited evidence of any significant breakthrough of the formidable Russian defences.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has told Sky News that men should not be "imposing what they think women football should be" and copying the men's game in a "bad way".

The families of babies murdered by Lucy Letby have vowed to continue their search for answers as questions swirled around what more could have been done to stop her killing spree.

A man who raped a 15-year-old girl three times and sexually assaulted two other youngsters has been jailed for six years.

A 17-year-old boy has been charged in connection with an alleged rape in a Dundee city centre car park.

Soldiers from 11 West African nations are "ready" to be sent into coup-hit Niger to restore ousted president Mohamed Bazoum, officials have said.

More than a year's worth of rain, bringing with it "rare and dangerous flooding", could fall on parts of parched Southern California and the southwest US this weekend, as Hurricane Hilary makes landfall.

Le Gavroche - one of the UK's most celebrated restaurants - is to close after 57 years, Michel Roux Jr has announced.

Thousands of train drivers at 16 operators are to take further strike action next month as part of a year-long dispute.