How worried should England fans be after defeat by Senegal?

Manager Thomas Tuchel says England should not panic after defeat by Senegal, but some former players have questioned the playing style and team spirit.

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US ambassador to Israel suggests Muslim countries should give up land for Palestinian state

President Donald Trump's ambassador to Israel also told the BBC a two-state solution was "an aspirational goal".

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Highlights: Belgium and Wales play out a thriller

Watch all the action as Belgium beat Wales 4-3 in a thrilling World Cup qualifier.

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Two murder arrests after boy, 14, stabbed to death

A 14-year-old girl and a 37-year-old woman were also detained on suspicion of assisting an offender.

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Exercise improves colon cancer survival, major study shows

Risk of dying was cut by a third after colon cancer patients dialled up exercise levels.

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Biles calls Gaines 'sick' in trans rights row

Olympic champion Simone Biles calls former US swimmer and activist Riley Gaines "sick" over online comments about a transgender woman softball player.

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Four must-see celestial events this June

Skygazers are in for a treat this month with a line of events including a full 'Strawberry' Moon, a star triangle and the summer solstice.

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What will Trump travel ban mean for sport?

After President Donald Trump banned travel to the US from 12 countries, BBC Sport assesses what the impact on sporting events could be.

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Couple save six people after boat explodes on river

The couple were walking along the Thames when they heard screaming coming from a boat.

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Tommy Robinson pleads not guilty to harassment

The activist is charged with harassment causing fear of violence towards two Daily Mail reporters.

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Three Maori MPs suspended over 'intimidating' haka

"We will never be silenced," says Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, who started the protest dance.

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Renewed hope for Scots already eyeing World Cup

After a well-deserved draw against the Netherlands in their final Nations League game, Scotland offered some hope under new head coach Melissa Andreatta.

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Players joining rebel league R360 would risk England futures

England players who participate in rugby union's prospective new breakaway league would risk becoming ineligible for the national side.

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Move 'was not right', says 'frustrated' Verstappen

Max Verstappen says that "frustration" led to his collision with George Russell during the Spanish Grand Prix and that the move "was not right and shouldn't have happened".

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More than 700 believed dead in devastating Nigeria floods

About 500 people are still missing in the town of Mokwa, and officials fear no more survivors will be found.

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Playing through the pain and burnout fears - is there too much tennis?

As Alex de Minaur and Casper Ruud speak about burnout, is there too much tennis in the calendar - and what are the solutions?

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Man born with no hands says golf 'saved his life'

Adam Dalton lives by the motto "no hands, no limits" and competed against world-class golfers

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Tesco shoppers mock 'VAR'-style cameras at self-checkout

The supermarket's latest use of technology to crack down on shoplifting has led to both jokes and complaints.

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Suspect appears in court over Liverpool parade crash

The 53-year-old faces seven charges, two involving children after the crash on Monday night

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Champions League winners? Best moment? Star player? Pundits' picks

BBC Sport's European pundits predict their Champions League winners and pick out their best player and moment of the tournament.

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'End of an era' - why the Premiership will change

Dan Cole, Mike Brown, Ben Youngs, Alex Goode and Danny Care all announced their retirements at the end to the season to mark the end of an era in the Premiership.

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Old foes and his football father - why this is Maresca's final

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca goes head-to-head with mentor Manuel Pellegrini and old foes Real Betis as the Blues look to claim the Conference League crown in Wroclaw.

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Wales give Kpakio, 18, first call-up for World Cup qualifiers

Wales head coach Craig Bellamy names Cardiff City teenager Ronan Kpakio in his squad for next month's World Cup qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Belgium.

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Euro 2022 winner Earps announces shock England retirement

England goalkeeper Mary Earps announces her retirement from international football with immediate effect.

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Ex-Man Utd manager Ten Hag named Leverkusen boss

Former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag signs a two-year contract to succeed Xabi Alonso as Bayer Leverkusen head coach.

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Premier League predictions: How accurate were BBC Sport pundits?

Last summer, 30 BBC pundits were asked to pick which teams would finish in the Premier League's top four, and in which order. How did they get on?

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County reserve is England's 'special talent' - Bashir tweaks pay off

Despite not being able to get a game for his county, England spinner Shoaib Bashir puts doubts over his place "to bed".

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Thelin feels warmth of Aberdeen fans again after cold winter

Jimmy Thelin's rollercoaster season is rewarded as belief and composure leads Aberdeen to Hampden triumph.

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Klopp 'turned off TV' after hearing Alexander-Arnold boos

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he "turned off the television" when he heard supporters booing defender Trent Alexander-Arnold.

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Daily Telegraph to be sold to US firm RedBird

The American company agrees a deal to buy the Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers after a two-year ownership vacuum.

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Saudi Arabia-based Toney earns England recall as Foden misses out

Former Brentford striker Ivan Toney earns England recall for next month's World Cup qualifier against Andorra and friendly Senegal.

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Fans at Tottenham's stadium celebrate Europa League triumph

Tottenham fans at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium celebrate on the pitch after their team win the Europa League by beating Manchester United 1-0 in Bilbao.

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Black girls being failed by sport, report says

Sport leaders are urged to make changes to help black girls stay in sport in a new report from the charity Women in Sport.

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Arsenal's 2007 European champions - where are they now?

In 2007, Arsenal became the first English team to win the Uefa Women's Champions League. BBC Sport take a look at where their European heroes are now.

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How Spence went from serial outcast to unlikely Spurs stalwart

When those who know Tottenham Hotspur full-back Djed Spence talk about his career, one word comes up more than any other - "relaxed".

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Littler's van window smashed during match

The world champion darts player calls the vandals "scum of the earth".

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Major London festivals 'left in limbo' by legal ruling

Thousands of people will be affected if Brockwell Park's festivals are called off, the NTIA warns.

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Jail for pair caught with £37m of cocaine on inflatable boat

One of the men, who dived overboard, was arrested eight hours later wandering around barefoot, NCA says.

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MPs call for year-long delay to farm inheritance tax

A cross-party committee says farmers have lost trust in the government over its policies.

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The scuba diving keeper who has filled Earps' gloves at Man Utd

"She is on a trajectory to be the best in the world, I have no doubt about that." The rise of Manchester United goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce.

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Former South Africa winger Hendricks dies aged 37

Former South Africa international Cornal Hendricks dies aged 37 after suffering a heart attack.

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Is Trump allowed to accept $400m luxury plane as a gift?

The US leader has faced criticism over his plan to accept a plane from Qatar worth an estimated $400m.

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Human rights groups warn of 'surge' in migrant worker deaths in Saudi Arabia

Workers are already dying from preventable workplace accidents as the country prepares to host the 2034 World Cup, reports say.

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Hemp, Stanway and Greenwood back in England squad

Lauren Hemp, Georgia Stanway and Alex Greenwood return to the England squad after injury for the upcoming Women's Nations League matches.

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No leading Rangers candidate amid Davide Ancelotti link

Rangers have not as yet established a leading candidate for the manager's role, amid reports Davide Ancelotti will be appointed.

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What is Sean 'Diddy' Combs charged with and how will his trial unfold?

The jury in the federal sex trafficking trial will be sworn in on Monday before opening statements are delivered.

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Inside the tiny Highland school with just two pupils

Duror Primary in the Highlands has been saved after locals campaigned to stop its planned closure.

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Beckham tells Minnesota United to 'show a little respect'

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham calls on Minnesota United to "show a little respect".

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Birmingham bin collections not back to normal, opposition politicians say

Opposition politicians say bin lorries are not going out and rubbish is beginning to pile up again.

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'I run cafés where people talk about death - you realise it's not scary'

Jenny Watt runs a handful of death cafés across Glasgow, encouraging discussion about the topic.

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