"Maybe I crossed the border, maybe I was too friendly or familiar," Bishop Charles H Ellis III says.

England opener Alastair Cook edges India's Jasprit Bumrah to slip to fall for 12 on day three of the fourth Test at Southampton.

Dutch police have been questioning an Afghan man accused of Friday's stabbing of two US tourists.

The US was the largest single donor to the UN Palestinian refugee agency but is ending all funding.

Campaigners fly a 29ft-long blimp in Parliament Square as part of a bid to oust the London mayor.

Liverpool maintained their 100% start to the season with victory at Leicester despite a goalkeeping mistake from Alisson.

The ex-presidents deliver eulogies to the Vietnam War hero who became a high-profile politician.

England's Keaton Jennings is trapped lbw by Mohammed Shami on the stroke of lunch on day three of the fourth Test at Southampton.

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Tottenham forward Son Heung-min will avoid military service after South Korea beat Japan to win the Asian Games title.

Captain Joe Root is run out after a mix-up with Ben Stokes to leave England 122-5 - leading by 95 - on day three of the fourth Test against India.

Chyno now lives in Beirut, but wants to return home and be part of "something different" in Syria.

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen sets the fastest lap in F1 history as he steals pole position from the title contenders at the Italian Grand Prix.

Malaysian police seek two women to testify at the trial of those accused of killing Kim Jong-nam.

At least 39 people, including civilians, have died as rival militias battle in the capital Tripoli.

Chelsea make it four wins in four Premier League games under Maurizio Sarri as goals from Pedro and Eden Hazard beat Bournemouth.

Liverpool and Chelsea maintain unbeaten runs as Southampton seal first win of season.

The Saudi-led coalition strike killed some 40 children on 9 August, sparking international anger.

Richard Ratcliffe describes his wife's return to prison in Iran after a brief release as a "cruel game".

Jos Buttler makes 69 as England fight through the third day to leave the fourth Test against India wonderfully poised.

England fought through the third day to finish on 260-8 and earn a lead of 233 to leave the fourth Test against India wonderfully poised in Southampton.