Prime Minister Theresa May describes Australian calls for a free trade deal with Britain as "very encouraging", insisting it shows Brexit can work for the UK.

Japanese police question a man who says he jumped from a North Korean ship and swam ashore.

The word "fire" was heard on the cockpit voice recorder of an EgyptAir flight that crashed in the Mediterranean Sea in May, investigators say.

Large crowds gather in Turkish cities after calls by Turkish President Erdogan and ministers to turn out again to defend democracy after the failed military coup.

Venezuela opens its border with Colombia for the second time this month to allow people to cross over to shop for foods and medicines.

Search efforts for three men killed in the Didcot power station collapse will resume when the remainder of the building is demolished.

Prime Minister Theresa May is urged to delay Monday's vote on Trident renewal to allow "proper scrutiny".

Owen Smith is to launch his bid to be Labour leader, warning that the party risks "falling apart" if it does not act "like a proper team".