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At least three protesters and four officers are injured in London, while 10 people are arrested.

Everton continue their perfect start to the season with a deserved victory against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

Thousands of students are unable to leave their accommodation following coronavirus outbreaks.

Problems getting to an away game were down to a safety device on the club's bus, the head coach says.

"Hotel Rwanda's" Paul Rusesabagina appeared in court in Rwanda for a second time seeking bail after he was arrested and charged with terrorism earlier this month.

1. Paul Rusesabagina of 'Hotel Rwanda' appears in court again seeking bail after arrest on terrorism charges  CNN
2. Paul Rusesabagina admits backing rebels, denies violence  Al Jazeera English
3. ‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero admits in court that he backed a rebel group, but denies that he supported any violence or killings  Washington Post
4. Hotel Rwanda 'hero' admits forming armed group behind deadly attacks  The Telegraph
5. ‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero admits backing rebels, denies violence  Washington Post
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1. Covid: Clashes as police shut down protest over new rules  BBC News
2. London Virus Protest News: Police Clash With Protesters in Trafalgar Square  Bloomberg
3. Coronavirus update: Latest news from around the world  CNN
4. London chaos: Hyde Park fury erupts as enraged anti-lockdown crowds hurl flares at police  Express
5. Police clash with protesters at UK COVID-19 demonstration  ABC News
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An investigation has been launched and police are working with the Health and Safety Executive.

Dutchwoman Anna van der Breggen becomes a double world champion by winning the women's road race at the Road World Championships.

England cruise to a 20-run win over West Indies to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match Twenty20 series in Derby.

More parts of south Wales and northern England see local lockdown restrictions start this weekend.

Two people were seriously injured in the attack near the Paris ex-offices of the satirical magazine.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced the UK will give £500m to a new global vaccine-sharing scheme.

The footballer said a minister's response to his plea for the government to act 'lacked empathy'.

1. Brushing off Criticism, China’s Xi Calls Policies in Xinjiang ‘Totally Correct’  The New York Times
2. China is building more secret detention centers in Xinjiang, think tank says  Fox News
3. China Razed Thousands of Xinjiang Mosques in Assimilation Push, Report Says  The Wall Street Journal
4. China's concentration camp lies once again unmasked  Washington Examiner
5. China’s oppression of Muslims reaches into Pakistan  Los Angeles Times
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Tributes have been paid to Sgt Matiu Ratana, 54, who was shot dead in a custody centre in south London.

A dramatic injury-time penalty gives Manchester United victory at Brighton and their first three points of the season in a stunning game at Amex Stadium.

1. How Much Longer Will India Be Kept Out Of UN's Decision-Making Body: PM Modi  NDTV
2. Modi Offers Indian Vaccine Production Capacity to Help Humanity  Bloomberg
3. Covid-19 Live Updates: Latest News and Analysis  The New York Times
4. PM Modi's Address At UNGA, Says Reform In UN Need Of Hour: Highlights  NDTV
5. Analysis | Modi Bets the Farm. It Was About Time  Washington Post
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Students at Manchester Metropolitan University are isolating after more than 100 tested positive for Covid-19.

Users in England who booked a test outside of the app can only register a positive result.