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The Libyan government declares a "military zone" in the west of the country, deploying troops to quell days of clashes between rival militia.

A £1bn contract for reactors for the next generation of the UK's nuclear-armed submarines is set to be announced on Monday.

The International Olympic Committee begins an investigation into claims Olympics representatives were willing to sell thousands of tickets for the London Games on the black market.

France's Socialist Party scores a big victory in elections, giving President Hollande strong backing for his tax-and-spend programme.

Historian Niall Ferguson on governments and money

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.

Drink-drive convictions in Scotland have fallen by a third in five years, according to statistics from the Scottish government.

Was Watergate really a triumph of journalism?

A policeman in Slovakia kills three people and wounds two more, thought to be members of a Roma family, reports say.

One person is killed and another seriously hurt after a stage collapses before a Radiohead show in the Canadian city of Toronto.

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

Nine landless farmers in Paraguay are charged with murder after a deadly clash between the landless and police trying to evict them from a private property.

Giorgos Karagounis scores as Greece produce one of the shocks of Euro 2012 to knock Russia out of the tournament.

Petr Jiracek scores the only goal to break Polish hearts and send Czech Republic into the quarter-finals as group winners.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges Greek voters to elect a new government that will stick to the country's austerity measures.

A British soldier killed in Afghanistan on Friday has been named as Corporal Alex Guy from the 1st Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment.

Everton manager David Moyes insists he has no contact from Tottenham Hotspur and that he is happy at Goodison Park.

Comedian Russell Brand comperes for the Dalai Lama at the Manchester Arena, as part of the Tibetan spiritual leader's 10-day tour of Britain.

Three nine-year-old boys are injured when a tree falls at a cricket ground in south-west London.

The Olympic flame makes its way from Durham's World Heritage Site to the industrial heartland of Teesside on day 30 of the relay.