Ireland's Robbie Henshaw returns from injury, debut for Marcus Smith and Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones is on the bench for the British and Irish Lions' match with the Stormers
USA's Jordan Spieth starts strong with four birdies in a row on the first day of The Open in Kent.
Sarah Storey will hoping to add to her 14 gold medals in her eighth Paralympic Games after being named in Britain's Para-cycling squad.
The Prospect union announces a 29 July strike over Hial's plans to control air traffic from a central hub in Inverness.
Boris Johnson delivers speech in Coventry on plans to improve prospects in deprived areas of the UK.
Byddai'n fwy eglur pe bai Llywodraeth y DU yn dilyn yr un drefn â Chymru a'r Alban, yn ôl Mark Drakeford.
Microsoft changes its paperclip emoji to look like its early virtual assistant, the object of much affection and frustration.
A push to get more kids learning to cook is one of the recommendations of an independent review of food.
Kurt Weideling's wife Nicola died after suffering rare complications after her Covid jab.
Wayne Pivac yn gwneud llu o newidiadau er mwyn ceisio gwella ar y gêm gyfartal rhwng y ddwy wlad.
The government intends to bring forward legislation to ban all Troubles-related prosecutions.
The Afghan government says the offer of a three-month truce for 7,000 prisoners is a "big demand".
Jamie Murray has been selected for Team GB's tennis team for the Tokyo Games following the withdrawal of Dan Evans.
Leicester Tigers announce the formation of a women and girls' rugby programme to begin later this year.
The government intends to bring forward legislation to ban all prosecutions related to the Troubles.
Kerryanne Brown scores an excellent winning goal as Sion Swifts beat Derry City to move into fourth position in the Women's Premiership table.
Kyle Patrick Walley, 19, was found dead at a house in Rhosymedre on Sunday, 11 July.
The government intends to bring forward legislation to ban all Troubles-related prosecutions.
The social-media platform said its technology had been erroneously identifying the comments as benign.
Ryan O'Connor, 26, was found by police officers on a road in Alway, Newport on 10 June, inquest hears.
Alan Butler denies charges of misconduct in a public office while working for the police.
The legislation will create an assumption that goods from Xinjiang are made using forced labour.
Neil Fachie and Aileen McGlynn are among five Scots in the 22-strong Great Britain cycling team for August's Tokyo Paralympics.
The comments came during a planning committee debate over plans to extend a cemetery.
The patients died at Gosport War Memorial Hospital, which is subject to a police investigation.
