President Donald Trump says he opposes additional funds for the US Postal Service as it would boost mail-in voting he claims would help Democrats.

People coming to the UK from France and the Netherlands will be forced to quarantine for 14 days from Saturday.

The number of threats against Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has risen compared to the same period last year, Canadian police have warned.

Department of Justice says Yale discriminates against whites and Asians

President Donald Trump says he has heard Democratic running mate Kamala Harris "doesn't qualify" to serve as US vice-president, amplifying a fringe legal theory critics decry as racist.

Israel and the United Arab Emirates have reached a deal to normalise relations, with Israel agreeing to suspend its controversial plans to annex parts of the occupied West Bank.

Kamala Harris made her first appearance as a vice presidential candidate on Wednesday, alongside presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

US Open: Serena Williams would 'love to play' in New York, says coach Patrick Mouratoglou

Jane Couch: The inspiring story of Britain's first female world champion boxer

Over 400 players apply for financial assistance

Racism in football: The pain, shame and regret of one Saturday in September

From HBO’s Lovecraft Country and the return of Netflix’s The Rain, Eddie Mullan picks the programmes worth seeing this month.

Break-ups are never easy, but why do some people fight to win an ex back while others run a mile? The temptation to rekindle an old flame is deeply rooted in our psychology.

The Himba people of Namibia can see fine details and ignore distraction much better than most other human beings – a finding that may reflect the many ways that modern life is changing our minds and abilities.

For many people, these past few months in lockdown might be the longest they have ever gone without physical contact with a friend. In our new Hidden Value series, we explore the effect "skin hunger" is having on our wellbeing.

Some people are able to challenge bullying, bad behaviour and corruption, even at personal risk. Where does this strength come from, and can anyone learn to do it?