A day earlier, he told the BBC that PM Modi had "murdered the constitution in broad daylight".

China's largest video-streaming platform wrongly said a typhoon had killed around 99 million people.

Members of the Light of the World church gather in Mexico as their leader faces charges in the US.

Three days into a strike, Portuguese fuel tanker drivers reject a decree to provide a minimum service.

The first day of the second Ashes Test between England and Australia is abandoned without a ball being bowled because of rain at Lord's.

The US rapper is found guilty of assault during a Stockholm brawl and given a suspended sentence.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes "it's time" female referees had more involvement in men's football as Stephanie Frappart takes charge of the Uefa Super Cup.

England wing Jack Nowell admits he pushed himself too hard during his recovery from a serious ankle injury, but hopes to be fit for the start of the Rugby World Cup.

The poisonous gas can cause "dizziness, unconsciousness and death," a report says.

Former Ashes opponents Andrew Strauss and Glenn McGrath discuss their experiences with cancer and how cricket has supported their foundations.

Congress will block a UK trade deal if Brexit harms the Good Friday Agreement, key US Democrat says.

Financial markets have taken fright after the appearance of a trusted signal of an upcoming recession.

Mo Adass is a master tailor whose clients include footballers from Liverpool FC.

The sale of crisis club Bolton appears ready to go through after a court order blocking a takeover was adjourned.

Watch Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Chelsea stars play football with amputee children before their Uefa Super Cup match.

It comes after protesters clashed with police officers, and detained two men, at Hong Kong's airport.

Former West Ham United striker Marko Arnautovic scores his fourth goal in six league appearances for Shanghai SIPG.

The lawsuit claims that Epstein's girlfriend, maid, secretary and "recruiter" acted as accomplices.

Former Tottenham defender Renee Hector has no regrets about reporting a first case of racism in women's football despite "sinking into depression".

The findings of the report could cause trouble for Justin Trudeau's Liberals in the October election.

No one was injured. The local police department shared the footage as a warning to not text and drive.