It comes as the US city signalled it would defy an order barring the enforcement of masks in public.

Lewis Hamilton heads team-mate Valtteri Bottas to a Mercedes one-two in first practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

China's government cancels hundreds of flights in and out of the area after new infections emerge.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says revealing Zindzi Mandela had the virus would encourage acceptance.

Spectators could be able to watch sport inside stadiums in England again from October, says Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Can you name the 18 British managers to take charge in an FA Cup final since 1992-93?

Her marriage to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi took place in Windsor and was attended by the Queen.

Several laws should be rewritten to better protect people's privacy, the constitutional court says.

Researchers have developed a tiny lightweight video camera that can be carried by a beetle.

Two days after the hack, Twitter says it is still checking if private data was compromised.

Has Jofra Archer been punished fairly? Will he play in the third Test? And just how should England handle him from now on?

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach says rules on staging protests at the Tokyo Olympics will be discussed with athletes.

World Cup winner Andre Schurrle says he doesn't "need the applause any more" after announcing his retirement at 29.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel heads Valtteri Bottas' Mercedes in a wet second practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

World Athletics president Lord Coe is one of five new members elected to the International Olympic Committee.

Could Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United and Wolves start next season later? BBC Sport looks at what could give in the 2020-21 calendar.

The court's most senior liberal justice has a recurrence of cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy.

Marcelo Bielsa says he will not watch games involving Leeds' promotion rivals, which could seal a Premier League spot.

Police had been hunting for a man in the Black Forest who seized weapons from officers last Sunday.

Zamfara state's governor uses an original ploy to deal with a recent wave of bandit attacks.

The flag of pro-slavery states during the US Civil War is no longer authorised on military property.