Suspected people smuggler Mered Medhanie extradited to Italy may be the 'wrong man'
Police investigating whether Medhanie was the right person or was his arrest a case of mistaken identity.
Al-Shabaab militants storm Ethiopian army base in Somalia using suicide car bomb
It is unclear as to how many people were killed in the attack.
Britain's oldest dog dies at 24 in Cornwall
The Jack Russell-Collie cross belonged to a couple from Cornwall.
Mother gets 10 years in jail for allowing boyfriend to rape daughters
The mother-of-two identified as Tracey Glover has a history of mental illness, drug and alcohol addiction.
Suspected people-smuggling mastermind Mered Medhanie extradited to Italy
Britain's NCA says Medhanie arranged the boat from Libya that sank near the Italian island of Lampedusa.
EU court rules illegal migrants cannot be jailed in Schengen zone
First time offenders should be sent back to their country of origin, the ruling adds.
Modi in US: Washington returns 'stolen' artefacts worth $100m
Most of the stolen artefacts were being trafficked to the US, when authorities confiscated them.
Australia: Property worth millions destroyed as storms and high tide wreck homes
Four people have died and three people have been reported missing as storms lashed Australia's east coast.
Malaysia Airlines MH17: Investigators find part of Big Buk missile at crash site
Investigators are working to find the source of the missile and when it was fired.
Rodrigo Duterte: Philippines president-elect says public can kill drug dealers
In a nod to vigilantism, Duterte has asked urged people to kill drug dealers who fight arrest.
Human organs 'being grown in pigs' to tackle shortage of donors
Researchers are combing human stem cells and pig DNA and allow them to grow for 28 days.
Passengers and crew of Malaysian Airlines flight MH1 injured as aircraft hits turbulence
There 378 passengers on board the Malaysian Airlines flight MH1 from London to Kuala Lumpur.
Casual clothes a complete no for Beijing marriage licence applicants
The new rule comes amid rising divorce rates in the country.
Angolan president picks daughter to helm state oil firm
Isabel dos Santos, 43, is considered to be Africa's richest woman.
Briton jailed for 15 years for plotting 'to flood' US with North Korean methamphetamine
Scott Stammers, 47, was found guilty of conspiring to smuggle 100kg of drugs into the US.
Head teachers protest against Barnsley Council's move to cut summer holidays
Barnsley has become the first council in England to cut summer holidays to under five weeks.
'Inverted Jenny' American stamp stolen 61 years ago returns home
The 1918 stamp was stolen in 1955 when it was on display at a show in Virginia.
Human Rights Watch calls Ukraine to withdraw the ban imposed on 17 Russian journalists
Ukraine has prohibited 17 Russian journalists from entering the country from 27 May until 31 December 2017.
Gujarat riots: 24 people convicted in Gulbarg Society massacre case
The massacre happened in 2002 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was chief minister of Gujarat state.
Saudi Arabia hands 14 convicts death sentence as total executions near 100
On 1 June, it was reported that the kingdom had handed 14 people the death sentence for attacking police officers.
Parents of 'Jihadi Jack' charged with terrorism offences
Jack Letts left home to allegedly join the Isis when he was 18.
Chinese teen found in cargo hold of Emirates passenger plane to Dubai
The boy reportedly sneaked into the plane to go to Dubai and make easy money.
Birmingham pub bombings: Coroner to rule on fresh inquests
After years of campaigning, relatives of the victims want the case to be re-opened.
Afghanistan begins restoration of iconic Darul Aman Palace
President Ashraf Ghani has called the reconstruction of the palace as 'laying the foundation for the country's future'.
Man shot at $3m Massachusetts mansion rented out for party during Memorial Day weekend
The house was meant for around 15 people, but police found between 60 and 100 people were at the party.
Denmark plans to stop paying allowances to some of the Queen's grandchildren
Previously, royal funding was meant only for the successor to the throne, their spouses and widowed queens.
Blind mother gets compensation after being falsely accused of twisting policeman's testes
Angela Green and her husband Michael were detained for 'assaulting the police and for being drunk and antisocial'.
Palestinian professor Imad Barghouti remains imprisoned in Israel despite court orders release
Professor Imad Barghouti was detained in April under Israel's "administrative detention".
Mali: UN condemns attack on 'blue helmets' on International Day of Peacekeepers.
Five UN peacekeepers were killed and 1 seriously injured in a terror attack on the day that is observed to honour them.
Growing foetus found inside teenager's body in Malaysia
Boy's unborn twin had been living inside him since his birth.
