Fourth-choice fly-half Freddie Burns said he had a massive point to prove ahead of England's 20-15 loss to New Zealand.

A series of bombings across the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, leaves more than 50 people dead hours after militants raid a university in Anbar.

Two boys are charged with murdering an 18-year-old man in south-east London, bringing the total number of accused to five.

England draw their final World Cup warm-up match against Honduras after a 40-minute delay because of a thunderstorm in Miami.

Many of Sunday's papers lead on David Cameron's intervention in the row between Education Secretary Michael Gove and Home Secretary Theresa May over dealing with extremism.

England coach Roy Hodgson says Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will be fit for the World Cup after a knee injury.

Colombia's government and Farc rebels agree to set up a truth commission to investigate thousands of deaths in five decades of conflict.

Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes admits that his city will not be able to clean the polluted bay where Olympic sailing will take place in 2016.