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Tazmin Brits' sublime century helps South Africa bounce back from their heavy defeat by England with a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the Women's World Cup.
The Conservative Party, so often and for so long the dominating force in British politics, is a shrivelled version of its usual self.
Shutdowns fights have become increasingly common but in a polarised Washington, both sides see merit in digging in.
Chamiah Brindley died when a charger caught fire in her attic room which had its windows nailed shut.
Downing Street says the CPS decision to drop charges was made "entirely independently of government".
The removal of the "fatberg" from a sewer in Feltham was "hugely complex", Thames Water says.
Jack Watkin funded his fantasy lifestyle by conning businesses and people out of more than £200,000.
Lecornu criticised the "partisan appetites" of political factions, who he said had refused to compromise.
Spinner Charlie Dean reflects on the increased scrutiny England faced after a difficult winter and looks ahead to their second World Cup game against Bangladesh.
The late author appeared in the TV adaptation of her 1988 novel last year.