Berthold Beitz, who died on 30 July at the age of 99, was honoured for saving hundreds of Jews in Poland during the Second World War and became one of post-war West Germany's leading industrialists.

Neymar will expect to win a number of trophies during his career with Barcelona, but how did they fare against Polish side Lechia Gdansk

British rider gets back on his bike today looking for success to shore up his position with Team Sky

Tottenham boss refused to comment on the matter suggesting 'it's not the moment to speak about any speculation'

Coach Frank de Boer admits he will not stand in the way of Eriksen if he wants a move to England

Instead of recognising Turkey’s European credentials, the United States continues to see Turkey as a possible ‘Islamic democracy’ and example to the Middle East

Froome's lead is now over three minutes

Good radio comedy could not have sounded less funny on television, nor canned laughter more ironic. Something was surely lost in translation in the BBC's transposition of the Sony Radio Academy-award-winning show Count Arthur Strong into prime-time TV.

Pope Francis confirms his predecessor's 'second miracle' - marking fastest progression to sainthood in modern times

The British youngster played Murray's semi-final opponent in the first round

The German will take on Marion Bartoli for the title

The first European carrier to operate Boeing's £150 million flagship Dreamliner jet continues with the news that the 787 has faced technical glitches this week.

Olympic champion Nicola Adams is guaranteed at least a bronze medal at the EU Championships in Hungary after she followed up her comeback win over Italy's Terry Gordini on Monday with a one-sided defeat of Abbygail Deekman, who retired on her stool.

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