Abortion rights advocates win in four US states but lose in Florida

There were contrasting fortunes for abortion rights supporters in Missouri and Florida.

Father begged to save Sara Sharif but was told ‘Leave it, she’s dead’ – court

Urfan Sharif is on trial at the Old Bailey accused of murdering the 10-year-old, along with her stepmother, Beinash Batool, and uncle Faisal Malik.

Labour clean power plan ‘huge challenge but achievable’, says grid operator

Labour will need to reform the planning system to allow the swift building of new pylons and speed up the grid connections queue, the analysis found.

Jos Buttler links up with England but will not be wicketkeeper in T20 series

England’s white-ball captain has not played professionally since the end of June at the T20 World Cup in the Caribbean due to a nagging calf injury.

England will ‘take their medicine’ but statement win is coming – Maro Itoje

England endured a dramatic 24-22 defeat by New Zealand at Allianz Stadium on Saturday.

Cocaine dealer caught on M54 avoids jail but 'won't be given another chance'

A cocaine dealer caught after he was pulled over in a car with a friend on the M54, has avoided a two-year prison sentence but has been warned he'll face jail if he appears in court again.

Lando Norris takes the points but ‘not proud’ of sprint success in Sao Paulo

The Briton took two points out of Max Verstappen’s championship lead with the victory.

Racoon found ‘no worse for wear’ but search continues for trio still missing

The furry four escaped their compound at an Isle of Wight zoo park on Friday.

Girl, 13, ‘critical but stable’ after stabbing near dual carriageway

The girl was found at the side of the A63 in East Yorkshire with stab wounds and lacerations to her neck, abdomen, chest and back.

Kemi Badenoch takes on ‘tough but simple’ task after winning Tory leadership

The North West Essex MP became the first black woman to be elected as the leader of a major UK political party.

Matt Maher: England focus on future - but what about the present?

Numbers can never tell you the full story in sport.

'Positives but needs to turn': Lewis Cox & Jonny Drury analyse West Brom's draw at Luton

Aryna Sabalenka has no issues playing in Saudi Arabia but Coco Gauff ‘concerned’

The WTA Finals will be held in Riyadh for the next three years.

Banks's closure is sad news - but it could also be a new opportunity for Wolverhampton, says mayor Parker

Writing exclusively for the Express & Star, West Midlands elected mayor Richard Parker speaks of his sadness at the impending closure of Banks's Brewery, but says the site also presents great opportunities for Wolverhampton.

Comment: Rachel Reeves listened to public's demand for change in the Budget – but will it work?

It's been a massive week in politics – from the Budget to Trump's presidential campaign –  but the result of it all remains to be seen