At least one person dies and another is seriously injured after a stage collapses in Toronto ahead of a Radiohead concert.

The International Olympic Committee begins an investigation into claims that Olympics officials and agents breached rules on London 2012 ticket sales.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood denounces the dissolution of parliament as a coup against democracy, as the country votes for a new president.

Charles Dunstone, founder and chairman of the Carphone Warehouse Group, has been knighted in the Queen's birthday honours list.

Lord Justice Leveson complained to the UK's top civil servant after a cabinet minister raised concerns about his inquiry into the press, it emerges.

A team of dress code assistants stand guard at Royal Ascot to make sure racegoers meet stricter rules on attire.

A £1bn contract for reactors for the next generation of the UK's nuclear-armed submarines is set to be announced by Defence Secretary Philip Hammond.

The Olympic flame will make its way from a World Heritage Site to the industrial heartland of Teesside on day 30 of the relay.