A motorcade carrying the queen had to push through crowds of pro-democracy protesters.

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden says he accepts that keeping spectators away from sports venues is "positively hateful" but necessary to stop the spread of coronavirus.

The Dutch government approves plans to allow euthanasia for some terminally ill children.

The health minister is among those whose homes and offices have been searched by police.

The controversial Visit Berlin advert is to highlight the importance of protecting the elderly.

The project will analyse every leaf on every crop, helping farmers tend the fields.

The initiative follows Facebook's earlier pledge to ban ads that discourage vaccinations.

Amy Coney Barrett is grilled again, a day after deflecting questions on her views on key issues.

The mixed-race South African teacher said he was "African" when applying for a headmaster's job.

Emery Mwazulu Diyabanza said he had "come to claim back the stolen property of Africa".

Renate Blauel sought £3m in damages amid claims the singer broke the terms of their divorce deal.

Mark Cavendish says he has no "desire to stop" racing, three days after appearing to suggest he was set to retire.

Premier League clubs have "unanimously agreed" that 'Project Big Picture' will not be "endorsed or pursued".

France's Arnaud Demare claims his fourth win of the 2020 Giro d'Italia in a sprint finish on stage 11.

Bobi Wine said that documents needed to secure his presidential nomination are missing after a raid.

Juventus have been awarded a 3-0 win over Napoli, who have been docked a point after they failed to fulfil their Serie A fixture earlier this month.

Pakistan wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan takes an incredible "Superman" catch in the outfield for his team Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan's domestic T20 competition.

OnZoom, a live-events platform, will sell tickets for "online experiences".

The trial is symbolic as the city state is home to the spiritual leadership of the Catholic Church.

It is the first time in 19 years that a complete copy of the rare book has gone under the hammer.

The trip took just three hours and three minutes – half the usual journey time.