Courtrooms in England and Wales will be fully digital by 2016, as part of £160m plans to speed up the criminal justice system, the government says.

Is Wimbledon's injury jinx a reflection of trends within the professional game, or just a freakish confluence of unrelated incidents?

Living costs have risen 25% in the past five years, placing an "unprecedented" financial burden on the poor, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation says.

Brazil "lost a great opportunity" to improve public services when it got the 2014 football World Cup, Rio de Janeiro's mayor tells the BBC, as protests continue.

A British teenager is critically ill in hospital in Turkey after being repeatedly stabbed.

The Glastonbury Festival starts in earnest today, as the main musical programme gets under way.

In his latest column for BBC Sport, Lewis Hamilton talks about spending the day with the RAF Red Arrows and his love for the British GP

British and Irish Lions wing George North apologies for "horrendous" gesture while scoring a try against Australia.