England lose four wickets for 14 runs after lunch as Dan Lawrence, Joe Root, Harry Brook and Chris Woakes are all dismissed as the hosts slip to 70-6 against Sri Lanka on day three of the third Test at The Oval.

BBC Sport looks at some of the players who could have played for England but represented other countries instead.

A round-up of the final day at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris, in which Great Britain won four more medals.

The Football Association has temporarily turned to England Under-21s boss Carsley.

Sinner won 6-3 6-4 7-5 to deny Fritz in his bid to become the first American men’s US Open champion in 21 years

David Weir said the decision to retire from Paralympic competition was "quite easy" after finishing fifth in the men’s T54 marathon in Paris on Sunday, 8 September.

As the 17th Paralympic games draws to a close, we look at some of the best images from the final day’s events in Paris. Continue reading...

Wide receiver released after alleged driving violationOfficer placed on administrative duties after incidentDolphins star Tyreek Hill was detained and then released for a driving violation on his way to Miami’s stadium for the team’s opening game of the season on Sunday.Video posted to social media showed the 30-year-old being handcuffed as he lay on the …

Jorge Martín’s bike swap backfires in damp conditionsFrancesco Bagnaia finishes second, Enea Bastianini thirdMarc Márquez won the San Marino Grand Prix ahead of Francesco Bagnaia on Sunday after the championship leader Jorge Martín’s gamble to swap bikes when it rained briefly at the Misano circuit backfired when the weather cleared up.Márquez’s …

Ten-time medallist ‘very emotional’ to leave GB setupWheelchair athlete made his Paralympic debut in 1996For the Weirwolf, Paris is the last hurrah. David Weir, one of the first Paralympians to break through into public consciousness in the UK, announced his retirement from international competition at the age of 45 after finishing fifth in the men’s …

All-rounder brings curtain down on an international career that was as much about beguiling moments as the numbersAs England’s white-ball teams were letting go of the two World Cups they held at the start of last winter, Moeen Ali was the one guy acknowledging the need to start again. It was time for the next generation to step up, the vice-captain said …

The Algerian boxer, who was competing in the women's welterweight category, claimed a gold medal out in Paris despite the fierce controversy surrounding her gender.

Emma Raducanu cut a glum figure as she strolled through the rainy streets of London over the weekend just weeks after her US Open first-round exit that left her reeling after an uncomfortable defeat.

It came in the most unfortunate of circumstances as Ousmane Dembele went tumbling after being challenged by Bastoni, his studs connecting with Calafiori's leg as he fell.

Vile footage on social media has shown Ireland football supporters attempting to rile up England fans by singing a sickening chant about the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Manchester City decided to keep their powder dry in the summer transfer window, but a spending spree appears to be on the cards in January.