Tourists should take a leaf out of former captain’s book as their country’s failing cricket culture threatens to overwhelm Clarke

It also makes us more ethical and less selfish, researchers say

British swimmers failed at London Games and if there are no role models the grass roots will suffer

More than a third of patients had to wait more than six weeks to access memory tests after being referred by a GP

The swamps to the east of New Orleans are an exciting place for a boy. Nine-year-old Terence "Skid" Beaumont is the youngest of four brothers. His father, Alrick, decided to build a shack here, prompted by a vision after a drunken bender. He was convinced he was set to make a killing from his property speculation, because New Orleans was bound to expand over the mire. That never happened and so the Beaumonts are stuck in the mud.

Is the favourite suffering psychologically as he chases his 15th major? Not a bit of it, he tells Kevin Garside at Muirfield

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Test breakthrough links man who confessed to the 1960s killing spree with the final victim

Psychologist criticises Sebastián Piñera, saying girl compared her baby to 'a doll' in TV interview

Judge said it may have been a crazy scheme, ‘but it was a very real plan’

PFA and FA to hold urgent talks with Premier League and Football League to improve support for players suffering mental illness

It may be cheap, but getting your parents to look after your children may be storing up trouble, Roger Dobson discovers

Art is set to collide with new-age therapies when the Mexican artist Pedro Reyes brings Sanatorium to the Whitechapel Gallery next week. His installation, ranging across five “treatment rooms”, will function as a clinic that offers a series of “self-discovery” sessions. Visitors temporarily become “patients” when they sign up for an activity, which will be administered by 30 quasi-instructors trained by Reyes.

Texas has marked a sombre moment in criminal justice, executing its 500th inmate since it resumed capital punishment in 1982.