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11 July

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England loses 2-1 to Croatia in its first World Cup semi-final since 1990. But manager Gareth Southgate is an inspiratio­n to his captain Harry Kane, his squad and indeed the country, with his calm, inclusive leadership (and, of course, that waistcoat).

12 July

President Trump and his wife Melania are welcomed to Blenheim Palace by Prime Minister Theresa May and her husband Philip on the first day of their UK visit.

13 July

Donald Trump is welcomed in rather a different manner – by a giant Trump baby balloon – on the second day of his UK visit.

14 July

Germany’s Angelique Kerber beats seven-time winner Serena Williams to become Wimbledon champion.

15 July

President Macron celebrates as France beats Croatia 4-2 to win the World Cup for the second time.

16 July

Presidents Trump and Putin hold a joint press conference after their summit in Helsinki. Trump fails to say whether he believes Russia meddled in the 2016 US election.

17 July

Achilles, a Sumatran tiger, takes a drink as he makes his public debut at Howletts Wild Animal Park, near Canterbury.

18 July

Sir Cliff Richard wins a privacy case against the BBC over its report that he was being investigat­ed about historical child sexual assault claims. He is awarded £210,000 in damages.

19 July

An amphibious vehicle sinks on a lake in Missouri, killing 17 of the 31 passengers, including nine members of one family.

20 July

Tatiana-mosio Bongonga walks a tightrope 115ft above Montmartre, Paris, towards Sacré-coeur.

21 July

The Flaming Lips and inflatable friends take the stage on day one of Bluedot Festival, Cheshire.

22 July

Francesco Molinari of Italy wins the British Open at Carnoustie to claim his first major golf title.

23 July

A firefighte­r tries to extinguish wildfire hotspots near Athens. The fires that ravage Greece are the second-deadliest this century, killing 99 people.

24 July

Britain’s Chris Froome is treated for tear gas inadverten­tly sprayed on the peloton by police dispersing a farmer’s protest during the 16th stage of the Tour de France.

« England’s Alex Danson in action against the USA at the FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

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