Team Sky rider Gianni Moscon is banned for five weeks by the sport's governing body, the UCI, after he tried to hit another rider during stage 15 of this year's Tour de France.

Surrey batsman Ollie Pope will bat at number four as he makes his England debut in the second Test against India at Lord's on Thursday.

Britain's Adam Peaty retains his 50m breaststroke title to win a third gold medal at the European Championships in Glasgow

The carmaker's board met several times to discuss Elon Musk's proposal to take Tesla private.

China is to start imposing 25% import duties on $16bn worth of US goods.

We suggest some of the stars who could be the woman she says "has played the same role for 20 years".

Labourers down tools shouting "we are not slaves" days after two crashes killed 16 migrant workers.

Born and raised in London, Syria's first lady is under sanctions because of the conflict.

It emerged during their weeks-long ordeal that three of the boys and their coach were stateless.

Spain's defence ministry is investigating after a missile was mistakenly launched over Estonia.

Ending months of speculation, Joseph Kabila's party backs a former minster to succeed him in December.

Members of the group already served prison sentences for the stunt but could face further charges.

A farmer has taken drone footage of cattle swarming around a water truck in drought-hit New South Wales.

The Academy's board of governors has approved changes for a new award for outstanding popular film.

Newly discovered trick used by viruses makes them more dangerous.

Iran's foreign minister says Donald Trump's sanctions plan will not work and mocks his "tantrums".

The series is released on Friday - but the critics are already weighing in.

The differences between a hijab, niqab and burka - and why some women wear them while others don't.

The historic presidential medal and sash were taken from a car in a red light district.

A herd of cows provided Florida police with a "big assist" in capturing a suspect following a car chase.

Researchers say that contacting people "out of your league", can be a successful online dating strategy