Ikea offers 27mn free wall anchoring kits for chests and dressers after tip-over deaths
Ikea offers free anchoring kits for Malm chests and dressers after two children died due to furniture tip-over.
UK: Romanian graduate refused hotel room after staff suspected she 'might be a prostitute'
Holiday Inn Express in Hull turns away Romanian student assuming she will use hotel room for prostitution.
Afghanistan: Toy guns banned to curb culture of violence amongst children
Sale of toy guns banned in Afghanistan after over 100 children suffered eye injures during Eid celebrations.
US: White House launches Twitter account in support of Iran nuclear deal
Twitter handle @TheIranDeal launched by White House to support developments on Iran nuclear deal.
Iraq: US MQ-1 Predator drone found crashed
Unmanned MQ-1 Predator drone flying a combat mission found crashed in southern Iraq.
UK: A&E blood test patients to be checked for HIV
South London St Thomas' hospital to routinely check A&E patients requiring blood test for HIV virus.
UK: Paedophile writes to Theresa May requesting sex with children to be legalised
Paedophile sent a letter to Home Secretary Theresa May requesting to openly be allowed to practise child sex.
North Korea: Remarkable 99.97% turnout recorded in elections
North Koreans made a remarkable turnout to vote for the only standing candidate in the nation's elections.
UK: Wife catches husband smoking after he promised to quit on Google Street View
Wife finds her husband violating doctor's orders and smoking on their driveway using Google street view.
Malawi: Roger Federer launches child development centre
World's number two Tennis player Roger Federer launches early childhood development centre in Malawi.
Research finds fresh food cheaper at Harrods than Asda, Tesco
Pre-packed foods more expensive at supermarket chains than deli counters of London's upmarket grocery stores.
Angela Merkel defends treatment of crying Palestinian girl
German Chancellor Angela Merkel defends her honest exchange with asylum seeker Palestinian girl.
Charlie Hebdo editor: No more Prophet Mohammed cartoons
Charlie Hebdo editor Laurent Sourisseau says he does not want magazine projected as being 'possessed by Islam'.
Greece debt crisis: Banks to reopen on 20 July
Banks in Greece are expected to re-open after being closed for nearly three weeks.
Animal rights activists condemn Austrian artist over dead animal show
Austrian artist criticized for featuring dead animals on crucifixes in Siciliy.
France: Saudi royals 'illegally' close off French beach for private holiday
Saudi royals criticised after illegally closing off the Mirandole beach on the Riveria for their family holiday.
India: Hindu-Muslim couple attempt suicide in front of Taj Mahal
Young Hindu-Muslim couple slit their throats outside Taj Mahal after parents refuse marriage.
London: 9,500 early deaths due to air pollution
Several thousand London residents die early every year due to the city's pollution.
Iran: Mobile game app simulates missile attack on Israel
Iran releases 'Missile Strike' mobile game app simulating missile attack on Israel.
Philip Hammond on Iran nuclear deal: The only alternative was war
Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says Israel doesn't want any deal with Iran.
Canada and Ukraine reveal 'milestone' free trade agreement
Canadian PM announces milestone free trade deal with Ukraine to boost the countries' economies.
UK: Woman caught watching Masterchef while driving
Woman found driving with an iPad mounted on her dashboard with Masterchef playing in the background.
UK: Former teacher accused of filming indecent images of children at Bristol boarding school
Former Bristol boarding school teacher charged over secretly filming and possessing indecent images of children.
Breathable alcoholic cocktail installation opens in London's Borough Market
Alcoholic Architecture installation at London's Borough Market to feature walk-in cloud of breathable cocktail.
Russell Brand warns against dangers of Uber to London economy
Russell Brand defends London's black cab drivers and accuses Uber of tax evasion in the UK.
Denmark: Festival urges people to donate urine to produce beer
Danish 'Piss for Pilsner' festival invites people to donate urine to assist in the production of beer by local farmers.
Pope Francis jokes he doesn't take drugs but enjoys caffeine-rich drinks
Pope Francis says the secret to his energy levels is not 'drugs'.
India: Teenage girl raped again after police fail to appear after setting trap
Indian teenager raped for a second time after police tried to use her as a bait to catch the perpetrators.
Researchers find sharks in active underwater volcano
Scientists baffled after finding sharks inside highly active undersea volcano with inhospitable temperatures.
Wimbledon 2015: Lewis Hamilton barred from royal box for violation of dress code
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton denied entry into Wimbledon royal box for failing to wear tie and jacket.
