World Aquatics Championships on the BBC

Hosts: Budapest, Hungary Dates: 23-30 July

Coverage: Live crosswise over BBC Two, BBC Red Button, Connected TV, on the web, BBC Sport versatile application and BBC Radio.

Peaty wins 100m breakstroke gold

Great Britain's Adam Peaty set a World Championship record as he effectively safeguarded his men's 100m breaststroke title in Budapest.

The 22-year-old Olympic champion, who had brought down the World Championship stamp in qualifying, timed 57.47 seconds - 0.34secs outside his own reality record.

Peaty revealed to BBC Sport: "You go for world records, yet they are world records which is as it should be."

Kindred Briton Ben Proud, 22, took the 50m butterfly title, timing 22.75.

Peaty 'came to assault' world title

Peaty, who now holds the main 10 times on the planet for the 100m breaststroke, completed over a moment in front of his closest adversary.

That was American Kevin Cordes (58.79), with Russia's Kirill Prigoda (59.05) third. Peaty's kindred Briton Ross Murdoch was eighth.

"I felt like a young man again going out to the group," said Peaty.

"I was somewhat long into the divider, yet I'm extremely content with that. I'm glad to come here and assault my title."

Peaty is endeavoring to end up noticeably the primary swimmer to soften the 57-second increase the occasion, a test he alludes to as 'Venture 56'.

The Briton, who in 2015 turned into the main man to finish the world 50m and 100m breaststroke twofold, will start the protection of his 50m title on Tuesday.

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Benjamin Mendy: Man City sign Monaco defender for £52m

Benjamin Mendy has finished his £52m exchange from Monaco to Manchester City to end up plainly the world's most costly defender. 

Benjamin Mendy (left), who played against Manchester City in the Champions League last season, is the third most costly Premier League marking of the summer

The 23-year-old France left-back has marked a five-year bargain.

Mendy is City's fifth real marking of the mid year, taking their spending to more than £200m.

"He is without a doubt one of the world's best full-backs, our main focus in this position," said executive of football Txiki Begiristain.

Mendy played 34 times for Monaco last season and helped them to their first Ligue 1 title in 17 years in the wake of going along with them from Marseille the previous summer.

City have effectively marked England appropriate back Kyle Walker for £45m, in addition to a potential £5m of additional items, Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva (£43m), Brazilian guardian Ederson Moraes (£35m) and defender Danilo from Real Madrid (£26.5m).

They have sold left-back Aleksandar Kolarov, 31, to Roma for £4.5m.

Who is Benjamin Mendy?

Born in Longjumeau - a suburb of Paris

Signed for Monaco in June 2016 for a revealed £11m

Has four appearances for senior side

Has represented France's youth sides (under-16, 17, 18, 19 and 21)

City's sumptuous spending on defender

The landing of Mendy leaves Manchester City with the most costly guarded line-up in world football.

At the point when Ederson moved to the club from Benfica prior this late spring, his turn was a world record for a manager in sterling, in spite of the fact that not in euros.

Mendy and Walker have been added to a backline which additionally incorporates focus back John Stones, who was purchased for £47.5m from Everton the previous summer, with the trio making up three of the world's five most costly defenders.

Central defenders Nicolas Otamendi and Eliaquim Mangala, who spent last season on loan at Valencia, likewise joined City for charges accepted to be in the locale of £32m.

Monaco lose another player

Monaco beat Paris-St Germain to the French title last season and furthermore achieved the Champions League semi-finals.

Their players have along these lines been sought after, and Mendy is the third significant takeoff from the Ligue 1 club so far this summer.

Silva and Mendy have both joined City, while Chelsea marked midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko.

They could yet lose more players, with striker Kylian Mbappe, winger Thomas

Lemar and defender Fabinho connected with moves.

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Eric Bailly: Man Utd defender's European ban reached out to three matches

Manchester United defender Eric Bailly has been given a three-match ban for his red card against Celta Vigo in the Europa League. 

Eric Bailly and Celta Vigo's Facundo Roncaglia were both sent off in the Europa League semi-final match

The 23-year-old was sent off after a mass fight in the semi-final on 11 May and missed the last against Ajax, which United won 2-0.

In any case, the suspension has now been stretched out to incorporate two more games.

Bailly will miss the Super Cup against Real Madrid on 8 August and United's first Champions League group match.

The Ivory Coast global's case does not meet all requirements for an appeal since European football's representing body Uefa just upsets choices made by the referee in instances of mixed up identity.

Bailly was sent off for a swipe at Celta's previous Manchester City striker John Guidetti, with Facundo Roncaglia expelled for retaliating.

The Premier League club likewise got a notice from Uefa for a late commence to the semi-final.

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