Tunisia beach attack: Prime Minister David Cameron says UK is united in grief
Fears British death toll could rise above 30.
Greek debt crisis: Asian markets rattled as Greece closes banks ahead of referendum
Nikkei, Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite, S&P/ASX and BSE Sensex all plunge.
Apple iOS 8.4 begins seeding on 30 June at 8am PT along with revamped Apple Music and Beats 1 worldwide radio station
The song library in Apple Music will be revamped to support 100,000 songs, from the existing 25,000-song limit.
Maron podcast with Barack Obama tops WTF downloads with nearly 2 million
US president's use of the 'nigger' word is believed to be behind the record downloads.
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Indian villagers stun and kill thousands of fish in annual ritual
The 'maun mela' sees villagers use a locally available powder to disorient the fish.
Solar Impulse enters Pacific on riskiest leg of journey around the world
The solar-powered craft will cover 7,900 kms from Nagoya to Hawaii in 120 hours
Tunisia launches nationwide hunt for accomplices of gunman behind hotel attack
Police believe student acted alone but had help.
Bus driver from Northern Ireland killed in school coach crash in Belgium
Driver named as James Chance. Two children remain in hospital in Belgium.
India: 109 jailed in Agra for public urination
In an unprecedented move, Agra police in India sentence people found urinating in public for 24 hours.
Tunisia hotel attack: Father of Tunisian gunman describes shame of terrorist son
Hakim Rezgui, said he feels like he has died along with the 38 victims of his son Seifeddine Rezgui.
Hyde Park British Summer Time: Taylor Swift and The Who both give a tour de force on final weekend
Colossal sets from Taylor Swift and The Who electrify London's Hyde Park
CNN mistakes sex toy banner for Islamic State flag at gay pride parade
CNN reporter mistakenly assumes flag with images of sex toys at London gay pride parade is Isis flag.
BREAKING: Shawshank jailbreak: Fugitive murderer David Sweat shot and captured
Sweat is reported to have been wounded, but alive, and is now in police custody after three weeks on the run.
Greek debt crisis: Athens stock exchange and banks to remain closed on 29 June
Banks to remain shut in Greece with PM Alexis Tsipras assuring Greek people 'bank deposits are fully secure'.
Top Gear Final: Clarkson, Hammond and May take final lap on BBC motoring show
The original team bow out with a poignant final episode of the popular motoring show.
UK: Security stepped up at Wimbledon ahead of anniversary of 7/7 London bombings
Metropolitan Police have confirmed extra security will be patrolling the All-England Club.
Tunisia hotel attack: Gunman Seifeddine Rezgui filmed on beach after deadly rampage
Chilling 55-second video shows Tunisia gunman after his deadly rampage on Sousse beach.
Lord Janner: Labour peer 'to face trial of the facts on abuse charges' after barrister's review
Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders facing mounting pressure to resign.
Tunisia hotel attack: Queen Elizabeth offers condolences, as officials warn up to 30 Britons may have died
British officials have said that between 25-30 of the shooting victims may be British.
Daniel Bell-Drummond hits superb century but Australia beat Kent in Ashes warm-up
Tourists cruise to 255-run victory in Canterbury,despite Bell-Drummond's excellent display.
Prince William and Kate have afternoon tea with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
Prince William and Kate had tea with Hollywood royalty Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie on Friday afternoon.
Turkish police use water canon, tear gas to disperse Istanbul gay pride march
Organisers claim police banned parade at last minute as it coincided with Muslim Ramadan holy month.
Phil Neville: Valencia confirm former Manchester United stalwart as assistant coach
Neville takes over from Ian Cathro, who looks set to join Steve McClaren's staff Newcastle.
SpaceX rocket carrying cargo to International Space Station explodes just after lift-off
Unmanned Dragon cargo ship disintegrates 2 minutes into flight and falls into ocean.
Dalai Lama condemns Isis violence at Glastonbury Festival
Tibetan spiritual leader describes violence of extremist group as 'unthinkable'.
Greek debt crisis: European Central Bank 'to maintain funding limit' at current level
ECB refuses to increase emergency credit to Greek banks, but has agreed to keep them at current levels.
Copa America 2015: Brazil coach Dunga bemoans virus after penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay
Selecao exit at the last-eight stage once again after Everton Ribeiro and Douglas Costa botch spot kicks.
Havant child stabbings: Homeless man charged with attempted murder
Richard Michael Walsh charged with stabbing 2 boys in country lane near Havant.
Societies will collapse amid food shortages if world remains on current course, says study
Using new scientific modelling techniques, team finds humanity is dangerously exposed to catastrophe.
Shawshank jailbreak: David Sweat warned to give himself up or risk being killed like Richard Matt
Richard Matt was shot dead after shooting at campervan – then coughing as he hid.
Liverpool may already consider Raheem Sterling exit a 'done deal' claims Roy Evans
Former Reds boss does not believe spending would have been as high if Sterling looked likely to stay.
Asteroid day: What is the biggest danger to us?
Is the world really under threat from asteroids?
Wimbledon 2015: David Ferrer pulls out with elbow injury as James Ward handed big chance
Ferrer was seeded eighth for this year's event, but has now been replaced by Italy's Luca Vanni.
Calais chaos: Britain sends 2 miles of fence to France to keep out migrants
Home Secretary Theresa May says Britain must send a 'very clear message' message that entry is forbidden.
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