The US will maintain import duties on $7.5bn worth of items including French cheese and whiskies.

Protesters accuse police of brutality in the wake of Sunday's disputed presidential election.

The life story of the princess will become the first Broadway show to premiere on the small screen.

The country's biggest city, Auckland, is back in lockdown after a family cluster emerged.

China and Russia are among countries willing to use coronavirus to their advantage, MPs say.

Tencent expects its Chinese messaging app will not be affected by America's action against the firm.

Some local restaurants have been urged to limit the number of dishes diners can order.

Why the first taste of the streamlined Champions League final eight was a promising sign of things to come.

The raptors have bred on an estate in the Scottish Highlands for the first time in 40 years.

Amazon Prime is giving £1.5m to two UK funds offering support to workers affected by the virus.

The US calls for rules to be eased after Donald Trump complained of issues washing his hair.

FC Dallas' Reggie Cannon condemns the "disgusting" booing of players kneeling during the national anthem by some home fans before an MLS game.

Watford are set to appoint Vladimir Ivic as their replacement for sacked manager Nigel Pearson.

Sergio Perez will return for Racing Point at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix after testing negative for coronavirus.

Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo is banned for one match after headbutting Washington Wizards centre Moritz Wagner during Tuesday's game.

Former Tottenham defender Jan Vertonghen has signed a three-year deal with Portuguese club Benfica.

Experts say the risk of transmission is higher because droplets are projected when exhaling smoke.

Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil says he will stay with the club "through to the last day" of his contract next June.

Defiance is spreading in the face of attacks by police on people in the streets and detainees.

Oscar-nominated actor Jonathan Pryce will play Prince Philip in the 1990s in Netflix's royal drama.

Women take to the streets of Minsk dressed in white as they demand an end to police brutality.