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Thailand cave: New video shows boys in good health

The boys are seen wrapped in blankets and with divers, as a huge operation continues to free them.

World Cup 2018: England beat Colombia 4-3 on penalties

England win a World Cup penalty shootout for the first time to see off Colombia and set up a quarter-final against Sweden.

Malaysia's ex-PM Najib charged with corruption over 1MDB

Months after losing an election, Najib Razak is formally accused of embezzling millions of dollars.

Affirmative action: Trump 'to scrap' college racial bias policy

The Obama-era guidance encourages colleges to take a student's race into account for admissions.

Myanmar: The Rohingya villages UN investigators can't visit

The BBC's Nick Beake dodges minders on a visit to the scene of Myanmar's brutal military crackdown.

England end World Cup penalties pain to overcome Colombia

England win a World Cup penalty shootout for the first time to see off Colombia and set up a quarter-final against Sweden.

'I just feel the pain' - Neymar defends himself against 'acting' accusations

Neymar defends himself against claims he over-acted after a challenge during the World Cup win over Mexico, saying: "I just feel the pain."

Rahul century leads India to easy T20 win over England

KL Rahul hits a sublime unbeaten century to lead India to an eight-wicket victory over England in the first Twenty20 at Old Trafford.

Thailand cave: New video shows boys in 'good health'

Myanmar: The Rohingya villages UN investigators can't visit

Yoga teacher aims to help Kenyan women behind bars

Declaration of Independence found in Chichester archives

'My daring grandfather took a bit of East Berlin for himself'

In 1982, Osman Kalin started a garden in a corner of East Germany that was on the wrong side of the Berlin Wall.

Trump administration tells ZTE it can restart some operations

Since April, China's ZTE has been banned from doing business in the US over trade violations.

Glencore shares dive on money-laundering probe

US Department of Justice tells Glencore to hand over records of its business in three countries.

Prostitution websites ban debated by MPs

Some claim the sites aid illegal sex-trafficking, but others say a ban would endanger prostitutes.

Social media apps are 'deliberately' addictive to users

Insiders tell a Panorama investigation that social media firms knowingly hook users to their apps.

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