Charlie’s France-England prediction
England take on France in Paris on Tuesday but how will they fare against a team packed with attacking talent?
Wood: US Open gamble paid off
Chris Wood is relishing his second US Open appearance after the calculated gamble of not playing in Austria last week paid off.
Ostapenko surges into top 20
French Open winner Jelena Ostapenko has broken into the WTA Top 20 for the first time following her historic victory at Roland Garros on Saturday.
Softening Brexit? Europe eyes opportunity in Theresa May’s weakened govt
Formal talks with European Union counterparts were scheduled to begin next Monday, June 19, but might be postponed by a few days. Brexit secretary David Davis announced the possible change of plan on Monday, as the date clashes with the announcement of the new government’s policy program, known as the Queen’s Speech.
WATCH: Na’s trouble in the rough
Watch Kevin Na display how difficult the US Open course is at Erin Hills if you stray from the fairways.
Delta, Bank of America pull support for theater following Trump-like ‘Julius Caesar’
The production of William Shakespeare’s ‘Julius Caesar’ running at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, in which a Trump-like Caesar is assassinated, “does not reflect Delta Air Lines’ values,” the former official airline of the theater said in a series of tweets.
Protest rallies on Russia Day
READ MORE: Moscow warns against provocations as opposition moves ‘very peaceful event’ to unsanctioned location
Willis hopes to secure wildcard
Marcus Willis is hoping to secure a return to Wimbledon after his remarkable rise to fame there last year.
Theresa May faces grilling by her own party as she cobbles together minority govt
The prime minister will hold talks with the 1922 Committee of Conservative backbenchers, who are expected to raise questions over her leadership and the terms of deal she is seeking with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
May set for rough ride as Corbyn prepares for Queen’s Speech assault
The Queen’s Speech is the formal occasion when a new government spells out its plans for the coming parliament. It is one of the few times the monarch is permitted to enter Parliament.