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Brazil opens vast Amazon reserve to mining

The area, which spans the northern states of Amapa and Para, is thought to be rich in gold.

Donald Trump softens tone to urge 'a new unity'

The US president's conciliatory message contrasts sharply with his raucous rally the night before.

Middle-aged told to walk faster

Health officials warn falling activity rates as people age are putting their health at risk.

'The greatest gift you can give is forgiveness': Growing up a sex worker’s daughter

Laal Batti Express explores how the daughters of Mumbai's red light district found power in forgiveness.

Dutch gig cancelled over terror tip-off

A Spanish van carrying gas canisters is found, after the concert is called off following an alert.

Free-scoring Liverpool make it into Champions League group stage

Liverpool produce a stunning attacking display against Hoffenheim to ensure a record five English sides will compete in the Champions League group stage.

EFL Cup third round draw: Holders Man Utd to host Burton Albion

Holders Manchester United will begin their defence of the EFL Cup with a home tie against Championship club Burton Albion.

A diamond-encrusted 'Money Belt' - and why UFC might not be able to keep McGregor

Conor McGregor wants to continue both a mixed martial arts and boxing career after Saturday's super bout with Floyd Mayweather.

Hillary Clinton: 'My skin crawled' in Trump debate

Rio: Organised crime on the rise

Will fairy tale Białowieża forest survive Poland’s fight with the EU?

Macarena teenage dancer released in Saudi Arabia

The city that just can't stop growing

Thirty years from now the population of Nigeria will have doubled. How can Lagos - Africa's largest city - cope with its spiralling numbers?

Food industry warns of Brexit workforce shortage

The food industry warns that a Brexit workforce shortage could leave a third of its businesses unviable.

New Balance wins record China trademark award

A Chinese court awarded about £1.2m ($1.5m) to the US sportswear firm for trademark infringement.

Email prank 'tricks' Breitbart editors

The same prankster that reportedly fooled top White House officials strikes again.

French firm offered spyware to 'find out if your son is gay'

French firm criticised after saying its spyware could help parents establish a son's sexuality.

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