The wind-blown hairs of oak caterpillars are a health risk in Germany and Benelux countries.

The US president said the army took over airports in the 18th Century in his Independence Day speech.

Frank Meza, 70, was dogged by allegations that he cut courses or used a bicycle to break records.

Pakistan hammer Bangladesh by 94 runs but fail to pip New Zealand to the last World Cup semi-final place.

Jamie Murray and Bethanie Mattek-Sands are through to the second round of the mixed doubles.

An extraordinary rally gets the Centre Court crowd on their feet as Guido Pella wraps up a surprise win over 2018 finalist Kevin Anderson.

His accuser had been seeking unspecified damages over the actor's alleged "explicit sexual behaviour".

The animals attacked Ettore Weber, 61, during a rehearsal for a show near Bari.

Baiq Nuril Maknun will be jailed for six months in Indonesia for documenting alleged lewd calls.

How a decade of economic unrest has affected the employment prospects of three Greek graduates.

After praising revolutionary rebels for seizing "airports", Mr Trump said the autocue went "kaput".

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba wants to leave the Old Trafford club, his agent Mino Raiola tells The Times.

Millie Bright reflects on her red card against the United States, England's World Cup exit and how she will help motivate the team for the third-place play-off.

The family of a Chicago man sues the city and a hospital after a dying patient was misidentified.

Six of the 14 officers killed in a fire on a secret Russian submersible are now state heroes.

England forward Toni Duggan leaves Barcelona after two seasons with the Women's Champions League finalists.

Defending champion Novak Djokovic is through to the Wimbledon fourth round, beating Hubert Hurkacz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-1 6-4.

A "relieved" Chris Froome is home and will watch the Tour de France from his bed after the crash which left him badly injured.

High-profile judge Maria Afiuni and journalist Braulio Jatar are among those freed.

The order comes after three suicide bombings in a week in the capital, Tunis.

Imad Wasim hammers a ball straight at the elbow of his team-mate Sarfaraz Ahmed at the non-striker's end, forcing the Pakistan skipper to retire injured.