Fara Williams's extra-time penalty sees England beat European champions Germany to finish third in the Women's World Cup.

On Sunday, Pope Francis starts his first tour of his native Latin America in Ecuador, where politics could be at the forefront of the trip.

The government is to fund two permanent memorials to UK victims of terror attacks overseas, Prime Minister David Cameron announces.

Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro makes a rare public appearance at a meeting with cheese experts near Havana.

Renewed efforts are needed to vaccinate dogs against rabies, health experts warn.

US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton accuses China of hacking US computers and stealing commercial secrets and government information.

Princess Charlotte is to be christened later at a ceremony attended by the Queen and other members of the Royal Family.

A serious fire at a warehouse in west London requires more than 100 firefighters to bring it under control.