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Lib Dem MPs will withdraw their support from the culture secretary in a Commons vote calling for an investigation into whether Jeremy Hunt broke the ministerial code.

The head of peacekeeping at the United Nations, Herve Ladsous, says the conflict can now be considered a civil war. It is the first time a UN official has formally voiced that view.

An Afghan man found guilty of running one of the world's largest heroin trafficking rings and funding the Taliban is jailed for life in the US.

Harry Redknapp's position at Tottenham is increasingly uncertain despite a strenuous denial that he would resign as manager.

Members of the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society vote in favour of moving their headquarters to the site of the former Maze prison.

Heavyweight boxing champion Teofilo Stevenson, who won three Olympic gold medals for Cuba and refused offers to fight abroad, is buried in Havana.

Poland captain Jakub Blaszczykowski scores a stunning second-half equaliser as the co-hosts claim a point against Russia.

The US Coast Guard releases the recordings of an emergency call describing an explosion on a yacht that turned out to be a hoax.

Labour leader Ed Miliband tells the Leveson Inquiry that Rupert Murdoch's dominance of the British media fuelled his empire's "arrogance".

Tunisia declares a curfew in eight regions, including the capital, after rioting which the government blames on Islamists angered by an art show.

The head of Nigeria's stock exchange regulator, Arunmah Oteh, is suspended pending an investigation into allegations of malpractice.

WPP shareholders vote against the advertising agency's executive pay report, which includes a £6.8m deal for chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell.

The leader of Greece's radical leftist party Syriza, Alexis Tsipras, warns the EU against trying to cow him if he wins Sunday's election.

Some 400 extra policemen are deployed in the streets of Brazil's largest city, Sao Paulo, to deal with a wave of robberies at bars and restaurants.

Russian and Polish football fans in Warsaw have clashed ahead of a Euro 2012 match between the two teams.

Persistent rain has caused serious flooding across large parts of southern England.

Czech Republic's Euro 2012 campaign comes alive thanks to two goals in the first six minutes against 2004 champions Greece.

The Queen has hosted a Jubilee garden party for 3,500 guests at the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

The Irish government pardons more than 4,500 former soldiers who deserted the Defence Forces during World War II to fight with the Allied Forces.

Jubilee years reveal UK's diminishing ability to protect itself