Aston Villa chief executive Christian Purslow says the controversy surrounding Brazil and Argentina's World Cup qualifier will make clubs "incredibly nervous" about releasing players.

The Canadian leader's campaign has been disrupted by protesters angry at a planned vaccine mandate.

Le Van Tri was found guilty of spreading the virus to eight people in Vietnam, one of whom died.

Millions of Salvadorians are expected to download a digital wallet app with $30 of free Bitcoin.

American Shelby Rogers voices concerns about death threats she expects to receive on social media after her US Open fourth-round defeat by Emma Raducanu.

One racist troll tracked down by the BBC says social media companies should have banned him for longer.

Mercedes announce British driver George Russell will partner Lewis Hamilton from next season.

Unrest grows as more Afghans demand women's rights and chant anti-Taliban and anti-Pakistan slogans.

The expansion of dragonflies across Britain and Ireland is an indicator of climate change, say experts.

Lewis Hamilton repeatedly said he would prefer Valtteri Bottas to stay, writes Andrew Benson, but Mercedes could not pass up the chance to sign George Russell.

The history of the complex relationship between the two groups.

England will make a late decision over all-rounder Ben Stokes' place in the T20 World Cup squad, set to be named on Thursday.

Vaccine inequality and travel challenges risk excluding many delegates from poorer nations.

Cellou Dalein Diallo says Sunday's takeover "completes" the work that opposition groups had begun.

Heavy rain in central Mexico sparked flash floods in Ecatepec and Nexahualcóyotl.

The government says it needs to curb a steep rise in illegal migrant crossings from Belarus.

Tripwire boss John Gibson had said he was "proud" of the Supreme Court ruling on Texas abortion.

The German chancellor targets the centre-left favourite to succeed her, ahead of September elections.

Plans are unveiled for a new 12-a-side rugby competition proposed to take place in England next August.

New research analysed recordings of a duck called Ripper who appeared to be speaking English.

The all-male cabinet includes figures linked to attacks on US forces and a leader wanted by the FBI.