Hurricane Gustav spoils the Republican convention party, but also gives John McCain a chance to show his leadership, Adam Brookes says.

Martin Petrov and Darius Vassell score as Man City beat EB Streymur of the Faroe Islands in their Uefa Cup qualifying tie.

Obituary of former Conservative Foreign Secretary Lord Francis Pym who has died at the age of 86.

A look at what is making the headlines in Wednesday's morning newspapers.

The French trader blamed for causing losses at French bank Societe Generale speaks out.

England coach Peter Moores says the Test wicket-keeping position is still up for grabs.

As more people conduct relationships online, a second Christmas industry is blooming.

They've been called the "last neglected minority" and their numbers are rising. But with recent evidence showing left-handers to be more creative, better at sport and even financially better off, why do they need a day of action?

Family archives of a British official closely involved in India's partition show how much was decided by just two men.

Critics review the final instalment of the Harry Potter series - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

A battle over the definition of vodka that has divided eastern and western Europe nears its climax with a vote in the EU parliament.

Portugal go through to the second round as Group D winners, with Mexico joining them as runners-up.

England close at 31-2, a lead of 152, on day three of the third Test against India in Mumbai.

BBC listeners and readers describe their love for Africa including its cities, birdsong, literary heroes and sense of belonging.

BBC Sport looks back on past one-day finals involving England and Australia.

What the newspapers say about the Conservative reshuffle.

Choosing a name is the Pope's first major act and the choice of Benedict may give pointers to the new pontiff's aspirations.

Our readers' panel of Wales give their thoughts on the first week of the general election campaign.

Who benefits from the relationship between Africa and China?

The High Court's decision to grant Maxine Carr indefinite anonymity is the focus in most of the morning papers.