Rail and air services began returning to normal across large areas of eastern China on Sunday as Typhoon Bavi weakened and travelled inland away from some of the country’s largest cities. As of 5pm on Sunday, the storm was over Wuhu city in the central province of Anhui, according to the National Meteorological Centre. Bavi, which had been downgraded to a tropical storm earlier in the day, was slowly moving inland to the northwest at speeds of around 10 to 15km/h (6-9mph). The storm had earlier...