In his mid-twenties, David Warren had a remarkably good idea. That was when his battle began.

The site said it suspended the accounts because of alleged harassment of Baha'is.

Temperatures in some US cities are dangerously high, with the East Coast particularly hard-hit.

Manny Pacquiao beats Keith Thurman on points to become the WBA welterweight Super champion at the age of 40.

In the recording, a Royal Navy frigate can be heard warning Iran not to obstruct the tanker.

Volodymyr Zelensky, whose party was registered last year, is on course to win an overall majority.

Irishman Shane Lowry admits he is "thinking of holding the Claret Jug" on Sunday at Royal Portrush as he takes a four-shot lead into the final round of The Open.

The Real Madrid and Wales forward has fallen out of favour with head coach Zinedine Zidane and looks set to leave the club.

Marvel studios announces a bumper crop of new productions, causing a collective meltdown at Comic Con.

If new UK PM wants to tear up the withdrawal deal "we're in trouble", Ireland's deputy PM warns.

But British Airways says flights from Heathrow to the Egyptian capital remain cancelled.

and other news you may have missed this week.

Riot police clash with demonstrators during the latest pro-democracy march in the territory.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticises President Trump's immigration policies at an event in New York.

Philip Hammond tells the BBC he plans to resign when Theresa May leaves office next week.

Anya Shrubsole is beaten by turn and bounce and is smartly stumped by Alyssa Healy as England battle to save the Ashes Test on the final day at Taunton.

Hundreds of firefighters spend the day battling wildfires in a forested, mountainous region.

England's Laura Marsh takes the "massive wicket" of the dangerous Alyssa Healy on the final day of the Ashes Test against Australia at Taunton.

Great Britain's Adam Peaty becomes the first man to swim under 57 seconds for the 100m breaststroke as he wins his semi-final at the World Championships in South Korea.

The GB quartet of CJ Ujah, Richard Kilty, Zharnel Hughes and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake win the 4x100m relay gold in a time of 37.60secs.

Philip Hammond says the UK did not "take its eye off the ball" amid escalating tensions in the Gulf.