England make it six wins from six World Cup qualifiers with a 4-0 victory over Ukraine in Shrewsbury.

Secretary of State John Kerry says a US team is set to start work in Nigeria to help find some 200 girls abducted by Boko Haram militants.

Police have said four people found dead in a burned home in Florida were shot with a firearm registered to the father of the family that rented the home.

FA chairman Greg Dyke says English football faces a bleak future if it fails to adopt his commission's four-point plan.

Several papers report concerns over plans to allow HM Revenue and Customs to access people's bank accounts to claim unpaid bills.

A worker is electrocuted at a stadium in western Brazil, the eighth to die in an accident during the building of the 12 World Cup arenas.

Cilla Black is to be honoured with a special award to recognise her 50-year career at this year's British Academy Television Awards.

The government is "overly reliant" on whistleblowers to uncover financial scandals in free schools, argues a report by a cross party group of MPs.