Let's bring you bang up to date with the latest sporting headlines this morning.

Second practice has just finished over at the Malaysian Grand Prix, and there was good news for Lewis Hamilton, who recorded the fastest time, ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and team-mate Nico Rosberg.

But it wasn't all smooth sailing for the Mercedes driver, who suffered engine and telemetry trouble, as you can see in this video.

Get the full lowdown on an action-packed practice session with our chief F1 writer Andrew Benson's report.

Hello and welcome to Sportsday, your rolling guide to everything that's going on in the world of sport today.

As promised, we'll have plenty of international football news, casting our eye ahead to England v Lithuania and looking at last night's games involving Brazil and Colombia and the rest of tonight's packed schedule of Euro qualifying fixtures.

We'll also be turning our attention to other football news, including the Premier League's pledge to share £1bn from its record TV deal - how would you spend the cash?

And we'll also have an extra treat for you: a Q&A with world champion boxer Carl Frampton. More on that later.

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International week. Don't you just love it? Well OK, so it's not everyone's favourite part of the football calendar.

And sure, a fixture against Lithuania in a largely tension-free Euro qualifying group may not set the pulses racing. But come on, let's make the best of it. With Harry Kane poised for the most eagerly-anticipated debut in a long time, and Wayne Rooney closing in on Bobby Charlton's all-time goalscoring record, there are plenty of subplots to keep tonight's match interesting.

And if you're still not convinced, never fear - we'll have plenty more news for you from the world of football and the other stories making the sporting headlines today.