US stock markets extended losses after Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary, said that the president would “stand up and fight for the American worker” after Beijing followed through with a promise to impose tariffs on goods made predominantly in Trump heartlands.

Investors fear that a growing trade dispute between the world’s two largest economies will escalate into a global trade war. Stock markets plunged last month when Beijing unveiled the $3 billion tariffs shortly after Mr Trump unveiled $60 billion tariffs against China.

He also had a message for Ferguson, adding: "Tony heal up man. Just want to advise you, don’t talk too much anymore. Lot of thoughts in my head right now, but I don't want to become like you. Hope this lesson will teach you watch your mouth." The fight between Ferguson and Nurmagomedov has now been cancelled four times and looks unlikely to be rescheduled.  Holloway is unbeaten since losing to McGregor in August 2013 and has since put together a 12-fight win streak that saw him defeat Jose Aldo for the 145-pounds title back in June 2017.    The Hawaiian was expected to defend his title for the second time last month at UFC 222 against Frankie Edgar but suffered an ankle injury and has been recovering since.

Annual visits: 1 million

The Corales del Rosario y San Bernardo nature reserve is by far Colombia’s most popular national park that attracts thousands of visitors every day.

While much of the park’s natural treasures, its coral reefs, is underwater, the park is particularly popular because of its white beaches and proximity to tourist hotspot Cartagena.

Parque Tayrona Annual visits: 395 thousand

Parque Tayrona is one of Colombia’s most iconic parks and home to some of the country’s most beautiful beaches.

The park lies on the foothills of another nature reserve, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.

Its stunning views and vicinity to the city of Santa Marta makes Tayrona the second most visited park in Colombia.

Annual visits: 51 thousand

The Los Nevados park is home to some of Colombia’s most active volcanoes and all three of the country’s last-remaining glaciers.

The area provides the water of the country’s iconic coffee region and is particularly loved by hiking enthusiasts.