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Wayne Rooney talks to Gabby Logan about watching from the sidelines during England's 3-2 win over Sweden, his new haircut and special visualisation techniques that help him prepare for a match.

A member of staff at a school in Berkshire is charged with sex offences against three alleged victims.

Greece vote fails to calm papers

Two men are charged with murdering a man whose body was found on a beach in Blackpool.

Governments should focus their efforts and funds on policing the internet rather than on anti-virus software and surveillance.

Rodney King, the African American at the centre of the Los Angeles riots 20 years ago, has been found dead aged 47.

Why we ignore overfishing at our peril

Black bears demonstrate they have counting abilities during touch-screen computer tests.

A new round of talks on Iran's controversial nuclear programme opens in the Russian capital, Moscow, following inconclusive meetings in recent months.

Webb Simpson holds off Graeme McDowell to clinch his maiden major title with victory in the US Open at the Olympic Club in San Francisco.

Stephen Dorrell on the highs and lows in his political life

The Wayuu tribe in Colombia

Egypt's military council issues a declaration granting itself sweeping powers, as the Muslim Brotherhood claims victory in presidential polls.

European banking stocks fall sharply despite voters in Greece backing the pro-bailout New Democracy party in Sunday's elections.

Why don't British people have 50 words for rain... or at least more words than the few they normally employ, asks Kevin Connolly.

Ex-Busted star James Bourne turns album into a stage musical

Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne reveal that son Jack has the incurable neurological condition multiple sclerosis (MS).

Vint Cerf on the 100th anniversary of the computing icon's birth

Rory Cellan-Jones gets a sneak preview of an exhibition dedicated to the life of work of scientists and computer pioneer Alan Turing.