The latest China trade data points to further signs of strain in the world's second largest economy.

Steve Smith and David Warner are omitted from Australia's squad for the ODI series against Pakistan in March, despite being eligible to play the final two matches.

Security researchers show how to take control of a car via bugs in their smart alarm systems.

Theo Leggett looks at which vehicles are trying to stand out from the crowd at the Geneva Motor Show.

Amy May Shead suffered a severe allergic reaction after being served a nut on a holiday to Budapest.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri says it is "dangerous" to put too much pressure on teenage winger Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Hotel group Accor is investigating claims that Aboriginals were given inferior rooms at an Alice Springs hotel.

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Uefa backs the VAR decision to award Manchester United an injury-time penalty that knocked Paris St-Germain out of the Champions League.

Most women in Lebanon's military work in administrative or logistical roles, but three are trying to change this.

Britain's Alex Yee finishes second in his first World Triathlon Series event, behind Spanish world champion Mario Mola.

Riot police fired tear gas to prevent protesters reaching a road leading to the presidential palace.

Afzal's Kohistani's family - and activist groups - are calling for a high-level inquiry into his killing.

Six Nations officials will attend a meeting in Dublin with an "open mind" as the concept of a Nations Championship hangs in the balance.

Formula 1 is set to change its scoring system this year by giving a point to the driver who sets the fastest lap in a grand prix.

Thousands of young ultra-Orthodox Jews protest a women's liberal Jewish group at the Western Wall.

Watch live as SpaceX's commercial test capsule makes its way to the Atlantic Ocean.

The stigma of divorce is highlighted after Chinese film star Zhang Ziyi reveals parents' disapproval

Manager Pep Guardiola does not think his Manchester City achievements will be tainted by allegations of financial fair play violations by the club.