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South Korea proposes rare military talks with North Korea

Despite the North's recent, provocative long-range missile test, the South is seeking to ease tensions.

Woman, 61, shot dead in Venezuela voting queue

She was waiting to vote in an unofficial referendum the opposition held over government plans.

Living Dead director George A Romero dies at 77

The genre-defining zombie movie filmmaker George A Romero dies in his sleep at 77, his manager says.

Brexit talks resume: Get down to business, David Davis urges

Brexit Secretary David Davis is in Brussels for the second round of talks with the EU.

Pakistan launches offensive against IS near Afghan border

Military chiefs say they want to stop the jihadists extending their influence from Afghanistan.

Federer wins record eighth Wimbledon title

Roger Federer becomes the first man to win Wimbledon eight times and extends his record to 19 Grand Slam titles with victory over Croatia's Marin Cilic.

Dominant South Africa set England 474 to win

England need another 473 runs for an unlikely victory as South Africa strengthen their grip on the second Test at Trent Bridge.

Hamilton wins record-equalling fifth British GP

Three-time world champion equals record set by Jim Clark and Alain Prost with dominate win at Silverstone.

'Trump is deporting our parents'

Gunshot heard during Venezuela voting

Senegal football stadium crush kills eight

Thai farmers race buffalo in mud-filled spectacle

Two days in an underwater cave without oxygen

Xisco Gràcia experienced a diver's worst nightmare after finding himself without oxygen in an underwater cave beneath Mallorca.

Brexit: Hammond warns of UK investment uncertainty

The chancellor says firms want more clarity about what the future relationship will be with Europe.

China's second quarter growth beats expectations at 6.9%

The country's GDP climbed by 6.9% between April and June, according to official figures.

Australian PM seeks access to encrypted messages

The country's leader says the internet cannot be a "dark place" for criminals to communicate.

Emojis honoured in world celebration

New York's Empire State Building will be lit up in yellow for World Emoji Day.

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