Gareth Bale scores twice as Real Madrid all but book in for the Champions League quarter-finals with a big win over Schalke.

Most papers react to the sentencing of two men who killed soldier Lee Rigby, while others see Russia gearing up for combat at Ukraine's border.

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoes a bill that would have allowed business owners who cited their religious beliefs to turn away gay customers.

The Royal Bank of Scotland, part-owned by the UK government, has posted a loss for the sixth successive year.

Manchester United won't sack David Moyes in the wake of the defeat by Olympiakos, but what might prompt the club to act?

The Met Office confirms the UK saw the highest rainfall totals since records began in 1910, while England and Wales broke records started in 1766.

Rebekah Brooks tells the phone-hacking trial she approved payments to public officials - but only when there was an "overwhelming public interest".

Southampton left-back Luke Shaw, 18, receives his first call-up to the England squad, for the friendly against Denmark.