England dominates day at Lord's, nears series victory

England enjoy day of dominance with both bat and ball to put themselves in complete control of the second Test against Pakistan, closing day two on 81-3, giving the hosts a lead of 261 at Lord's.

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Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho calls Kylian Mbappe "an incredible player" after his hat-trick in a 4-1 win against Real Sociedad.

England cricket captain Joe Root says he is "hacked off" and "disappointed" at the incident involving fast bowler Brydon Carse at a Derby nightclub.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes reacts to winning the men's 2026 PFA player of the year award.

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Manchester City forward Khadija Shaw reacts to winning her second PFA player of the year award in three seasons.

Manchester City and England full-back Nico O'Reilly says "it feels amazing" after receiving the 2026 PFA young player of the year award.

Arsenal's Olivia Smith wants to "keep setting standards high" as she receives her second consecutive PFA young player of the year award.

Xabi Alonso says it was a "good first day" after Chelsea beat rivals Fulham 3-2 in his first Premier League game as manager.

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A robot has outperformed humans by running faster than Usain Bolt's 100m sprint world record at the World Humanoid Robot Games in China.

The humanoid robot, developed by the Beijing Innovation Centre of Humanoid Robotics, ran the distance in 9.39 seconds at the event.

Eight-time Olympic gold medallist Bolt set the world record for humans in 2009, running 100m in 9.58 seconds.

The robot beat two others including one made by Chinese smartphone maker Honor - which the manufacturer says ran the distance in 9.32 seconds in a test run.

Other events at the robot games, which started on Saturday, include boxing and football, but also household tasks such as folding laundry.

The BBC's China correspondent Laura Bicker reports from Beijing.

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola says he "saw some things he liked" in his side's opening Premier League draw with Newcastle.