Great Britain lead the USA 2-1 in the Davis Cup World Group after Bob and Mike Bryan win the doubles in San Diego.

Austrian actor Maximilian Schell, who won an Oscar for his role in the 1961 film Judgment at Nuremberg, dies aged 83.

Teachers can dispense "tough but proportionate" punishments to tackle bad behaviour in schools, advises Education Secretary Michael Gove.

"War" is brewing within the coalition over education - specifically the "axing" of Ofsted's chief - according to Sunday's front pages.

A businessman is told a painting he paid £100,000 for will be burned after it was ruled a fake by a committee run by the artist's grandchildren.

The United Nations says it estimates 3.7 million people are in acute need of food in South Sudan as a result of the civil conflict there.

Millions of Thais are voting in an election boycotted by the opposition and blighted by mass protests and violent clashes.

Lib Dem schools minister David Laws accuses Conservation Education Secretary Michael Gove of removing the head of Ofsted for political reasons.