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Sonay Kartal will head to Wimbledon qualifying full of confidence following her run to the LTA's Lexus Ilkley Trophy semi-finals. Kartal was beaten 6-2 6-1 by top seed Emma Navarro in the last four but had not dropped a set prior to that stage, defeating three higher ranked opponents including world No.113 Simona Waltert and No.66 Aliona Bolsova.
Harriet Dart remained upbeat despite defeat in the quarter-finals of the LTA's Rothesay Classic Birmingham, as she lost in three sets to fourth seed Anastasia Potapova. Dart was beaten 4-6 6-3 6-4 by the world No.21, with the Briton unable to capitalise on her one-set advantage as she sought a first-ever WTA Tour semi-final. Ad The Hampstead player broke twice in a topsy-turvy opening set before Potapova struck back to take the next two and end British interest.
Cameron Norrie rued small margins as he suffered defeat in the quarter-finals at the LTA's cinch Championships. Norrie was beaten 6-4 7-6(1) by Sebastian Korda, with the big-serving American dominating the decisive tiebreak to book his place in the last four. Ad The British No.
Jodie Burrage moved to within one win of qualifying for the Eastbourne Open after a thrilling 6-7 7-5 7-6 victory over Kamilla Rakhimova. Two tie-breaks in the first and third sets secured a pulsating victory for the 24-year-old to cause a stir and knock out world No. 65, who sits 43 places above the Brit in the WTA rankings.
Wrexham defender Ben Tozer has criticised the English Football League (EFL) ban on towels to dry the ball before long throw-ins, claiming the tactics are not "anti-football".
From scorching (kind of) temperatures to heavy rain - we've had some pretty varied weather over the last few weeks.
The grieving mum of a 19-year-old student who took his own life has 'begged' for more to be done to try to prevent similar tragedies.
A sixteen-year-old boy with muscular dystrophy is one a member of the youngest band to ever perform at Glastonbury. The group of lads, who only finished their GCSEs last week, were spotted by a record label boss after they performed at their school talent show.