The US-China trade war is the most prominent example of countries pushing back against China's growing influence.

Another study suggests a link, but is it just a tall story?

Four-time Olympic champion Simone Biles is admitted to hospital with a kidney stone on the eve of the World Gymnastics Championships in Doha.

Great Britain's women win gold in the team pursuit at the Track Cycling World Cup in Canada.

A wonder strike, flying header and a cheeky lob - watch five of Harry Kewell's best goals for Leeds and Liverpool in the Premier League.

Gregory Bush, 51, is accused of shooting dead two African-Americans on Wednesday.

Ipswich appoint Paul Lambert as their boss, with the Scot becoming the first man to manage both the Tractor Boys and fierce rivals Norwich City.

Who will be the key players to watch out for at Wembley on Sunday as the Jacksonville Jaguars play the defending NFL champions, the Philadelphia Eagles?

Max Muncy hits the decisive home run in the longest game in World Series history as the Los Angeles Dodgers earn a 3-2 win over the Boston Red Sox.

As Barcelona and Real Madrid prepare to meet in La Liga on Sunday, witnesses revisit their infamous 2002 encounter at the Nou Camp.

The foreign minister says those responsible for the killing will be held accountable in Saudi Arabia.

Passengers complain of overcrowding and sweltering heat on the London Underground during rush hour.

David Warner walks off the field in protest while batting in a club game - in what Cricket Australia has described as a "sledging incident".

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is focused on "winning games, rather than contracts", despite being yet to agree a new deal.

Super Typhoon Yutu hit the Northern Marianas this week, causing widespread disruption.

The Supreme Court overturns a lower court's ruling, amid a dispute over water.

The Duke of Sussex praises the Invictus athletes for bringing mental health issues into the open.

Ex-England and Tottenham manager Glenn Hoddle is "responding well" to treatment after being taken to hospital in a serious condition earlier on Saturday.

Cesar Sayoc, who faces charges including threatening ex-presidents, in the words of his ex-bosses.

England's Courtney Lawes suffered a back spasm after sleeping in a hotel bed that was ill-suited to his 6'7" frame.

Eleven people have been killed after the gunman opened fire during a baby naming ceremony.