World Cup 2018: Poland v Senegal

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Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's World Cup game between Poland and Senegal.

Diane Rwigara: Rwandan politician’s assets auctioned

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The jailed Rwandan politician's family says the auction and charges against her are political.

Caster Semenya: Olympic champion will challenge ‘unfair’ IAAF testosterone ruling

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Olympic and world 800m champion Caster Semenya will challenge "unfair" rules affecting some female athletes.

MacBeth Sibaya’s experiences as an African footballer in Russia

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Retired South African footballer MacBeth Sibaya played club football in Russia.

World Cup: Dion Dublin scouts England’s first opponents Tunisia

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Dion Dublin takes a look at what England can expect from Tunisia, their first opponents at the World Cup, during a 1-0 friendly win over Costa Rica.

Inside Tunisia’s Shams Rad – the Arab world’s ‘only gay radio station’

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Tunisians are enjoying greater freedom since the 2011 revolution, and now gay rights activists hope they will also benefit.

Why Kenyan school children are being taught to say ‘no’, loudly

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School girls and boys in Kenyan schools are being taught self defence and how to report sexual and physical attacks.

Sea Lanes plans for Brighton unveiled

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Planning application submitted for much-anticipated seafront regeneration including outdoor heated swimming pool

Clifton Cathedral renovation completes

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Purcell has completed £3.1m of repairs on the 1970’s church since May 2015

Glasgow School of Art devastated by fire

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The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service incident commander at the scene of the Glasgow School of Art fire said the building was in a poor state