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Bayern Munich's Canadian midfielder Alphonso Davies (C) clocked 35.4 km/h in Saturday's 5-0 league win over Fortuna Duesseldorf.

'Road Runner' Davies Dazzles As Flick Betters Guardiola's Bayern Record

'Road Runner' Davies dazzles as Flick betters Guardiola's Bayern record

On the way back - British horse racing will be the first major sport to resume its season after the UK government paved the way for the return of competitive action

UK Government Hails 'Sporting Recovery' As Live Events Get Go-ahead

UK government hails 'sporting recovery' as live events get go-ahead

Just hours before the bomb blast killed a TV journalist in central Kabul, Afghanistan's former chief executive Abdullah Abdullah said his team was positioned to start dialogue with the Taliban

Afghan Reporter Killed As Govt Says Ready For Taliban Dialogue

Afghan reporter killed as govt says ready for Taliban dialogue

Un manifestant devant un bÃ¢timent incendie dans la ville amÃ©ricaine de Minneapolis dans la nuit du 29 au 30 mai 2020

Violence Divides Protesters, As 'Chaos' Grips Minneapolis

Violence divides protesters, as 'chaos' grips Minneapolis

The EU and Britain have until the end of the year to reach a deal on future ties

Bad Tempered Post-Brexit Talks Enter Crucial Phase

Bad tempered post-Brexit talks enter crucial phase

Public bathhouses in Japan are gradually reopening from virus lockdowns

Japanese Bathhouses Awash With Post-lockdown Customers

Japanese bathhouses awash with post-lockdown customers

There are estimated to be about 90 otters in Singapore, making up 10 families, and appearances at popular tourist sites around the city-state's downtown waterfront had transformed them into local celebrities

Singapore Otters' Lockdown Antics Spark Backlash

Singapore otters' lockdown antics spark backlash

The revocation of special status could radically rearrange the fortunes of a city that has served for decades as the global economic gateway to China

What Could Losing US 'Special Status' Mean For Hong Kong?

What could losing US 'special status' mean for Hong Kong?

Festival director Alberto Barbera is adamant that this year's edition will go ahead

Venice Film Fest A 'Sign Of Hope' For World Cinema

Venice film fest a 'sign of hope' for world cinema

People stand at a booth where passersby can give their signatures in support of a new security law in Hong Kong

Trump Strips Hong Kong Privileges, Curbs Students In Volley On China

Trump strips Hong Kong privileges, curbs students in volley on China

Director and actor Clint Eastwood, born in 1930, appears to still enjoy plying his trade

Maybe A Few Movies More? Clint Eastwood Turns 90

Maybe a few movies more? Clint Eastwood turns 90

Our ability to ward off infection by the new coronavirus is one of the hottest topics of scientific debate

Coronavirus Hopes And Fears Centre On 'Immunity'

Coronavirus hopes and fears centre on 'immunity'

Italy was the first European country to be hit by the pandemic and imposed a strict two-month lockdown which paralysed much of the country's economic activity

Virus-battered Italy Faces Worst Recession Since WWII

Virus-battered Italy faces worst recession since WWII

Drive-through family visits at a British care home are protecting its vulnerable residents from coronavirus

Drive-in UK Care Home Visits For Socially Distant Times

Drive-in UK care home visits for socially distant times

Paris Saint-Germain stars Mauro Icardi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe. PSG were crowned Ligue 1 champions in late April after the season was ended early

As Football Restarts Around Europe, France Questions Decision End To Season Early

As football restarts around Europe, France questions decision end to season early

People enjoy a sunny day atop Europe's tallest sand dune, the "Dune du Pilat", after its reopening in La Teste-de-Buch, France

Trump Cuts Ties With WHO Mid-pandemic, As Europe Speeds Reopening

Trump cuts ties with WHO mid-pandemic, as Europe speeds reopening

The decision by Chinese lawmakers to push ahead with the Hong Kong security law has raised tensions with the US and fanned fears they will renew their trade war

US Stocks End Mostly Up As Trump Stops Short Of Tariffs On China

US stocks end mostly up as Trump stops short of tariffs on China

US President Donald Trump said Republicans feel the social media networks are trying to silence conservative voices

Trump Fights Claims He Stoked Violence In Escalating Twitter Feud

Trump fights claims he stoked violence in escalating Twitter feud

The 39 migrants were found in a truck in an industrial zone east of London

Key Suspect In UK Migrant Lorry Tragedy Held In Germany: Sources

Key suspect in UK migrant lorry tragedy held in Germany: sources

Former president Barack Obama said racism cannot be 'normal' in 2020 America

US Cop Who Kneeled On Black Man's Neck Charged With Third-degree Murder

US cop who kneeled on black man's neck charged with third-degree murder

"D10" is coming for Huawei, if Britain has its way

Britain Pushing US To Form 5G Club Of Nations To Cut Out Huawei

Britain pushing US to form 5G club of nations to cut out Huawei

With dental surgeries across the UK forced to shut during the coronavirus lockdown, one couple took matters into their own hands, buying an online kit to carry out emergency dental treatment.

Virus Lockdown Forces Brits To Become Own Dentists

Virus lockdown forces Brits to become own dentists

US shoppers stayed home in April, sending consumption plunging by a record amount

Fed Chair Warns Of Widening Inequality As US Consumption Dives

Fed chair warns of widening inequality as US consumption dives

China is unlikely to be troubled by the EU's lukewarm stance on Hong Kong

Caution On China From EU, West's 'Soft Underbelly'

Caution on China from EU, West's 'soft underbelly'

A clash between President Donald Trump and Twitter has escalated in recent days, but more fireworks may be coming if the platform uses additional moderation tools

Twitter Has More Tools To Use Against Trump, If It Chooses

Twitter has more tools to use against Trump, if it chooses

A man carries water in Caracas May 19, 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic

Venezuela's Official Virus Data Is 'Absurd': HRW And Johns Hopkins

Venezuela's official virus data is 'absurd': HRW and Johns Hopkins

French Junior Minister for the Digital Economy Cedric O presents his country's StopCovid contact tracing app -- but Paris declined to work with either Apple or Google

Virus Tracing Apps: Which Countries Are Doing What

Virus tracing apps: Which countries are doing what

German Virus 'Guru' In Crosshairs Of Lockdown Critics

German virus 'guru' in crosshairs of lockdown critics

An aerial view of a burial is seen at the Bom Jardim cemetery, the largest public cemetery in Fortaleza, Ceara state, Brazil on May 7, 2020, as many of the burials were of people who were confirmed or suspected to have died from COVID-19

Poor And Black, Northeast Brazil Faces Virus 'Hurricane'

Poor and black, northeast Brazil faces virus 'hurricane'

New of Renault job cuts came as a shock to many workers

Renault To Cut 15,000 Jobs In 'Vital' Cost-cutting Plan

Renault to cut 15,000 jobs in 'vital' cost-cutting plan

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