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Ashley Young's journey to Russia began with football lessons from a teacher who remembers him well.

On a visit to Dublin, Prince Harry responds to a question about England's World Cup chances.

Charlie Rowley, who is in a critical but stable condition, has spoken "briefly" to officers, police say.

Children with Down's syndrome and their families use Makaton to sign the lyrics.

Roads and trains are expected to be busy earlier than usual as fans race home for the World Cup semi-final.

The ex-Tory leader says Theresa May's plan is the best realistic option and urges MPs to back it.

"I've only been in the pub for half an hour" was among excuses given to animal welfare inspectors.

Weeks of dry weather cause water levels at Spelga Dam drop, exposing a hidden history.

Sarah Palin calls the Borat star "truly sick" for posing as a wounded military veteran.

The data protection watchdog plans to fine Facebook £500,000 over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Two-year-old Kiara Moore died when her parents' car rolled into a river with her inside.

The father of the two-year-old hopes something positive can come from her death.

A chain of electrical stores offered fans their money back on new TVs if England win the World Cup.

Click goes to Wimbledon to see how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in tennis.

The death of a woman months after Novichok was first used raises fears about how long it lasts.

Three interracial couples tell Newsbeat their experiences.

It can lead to an infection of the reproductive organs in women that can cause infertility.

Rivers overall are getting cleaner, but water firms still need to do better, the Environment Agency says.

Chief sports writer Tom Fordyce looks at how Russia 2018 has changed England fans' expectations as they dare to dream of World Cup glory.

The Monty Python star blames the newspapers and Brexit for his decision to relocate to the Caribbean.