Late tries from Micky Higham and Chris Hill see Warrington end Super League leaders Wigan's run of 11 straight wins.

Boris Becker, Tim Henman and Mark Petchey assess Rafael Nadal's shock defeat in the first round of Wimbledon.

Neighbourhood watchman George Zimmerman shot dead an unarmed black teenager "because he wanted to", a prosecutor says at the start of his trial.

Mumford and Sons confirm they will play at Glastonbury, despite the band's bassist's operation two weks ago to remove a blood clot on his brain.

China describes US accusations that it facilitated the departure of fugitive Edward Snowden from Hong Kong as "groundless and unacceptable".

The poorly-educated have paid the highest price for the financial crisis, says the OECD's education adviser, Andreas Schleicher.

Author Jane Austen may replace Charles Darwin on the £10 note, outgoing governor of the Bank of England Sir Mervyn King has said.

Australia captain Michael Clarke is passed fit to lead the side in the opening match of their Ashes tour against Somerset.