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An armed gang kills at least 27 people in remote Nigerian villages in what is thought to be a revenge attack, witnesses and police say.

Heavy rain is continuing to hit parts of England, as flood alerts remain in place and forecasters warn that more wet weather is on the way.

The US exempts seven countries, including India and South Korea, from economic sanctions in return for cutting their imports of Iranian oil.

A call backed by actor Stephen Fry for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece scores a big win in a London debate.

The US warns that Syria "may be organising another massacre" in the town of Haffa, where civilians are believed to be trapped.

Coach Roy Hodgson feels England's performance against group favourites France was a "good platform" on which to build at Euro 2012.

Andriy Shevchenko is the hero for hosts Ukraine as they come from behind to beat Sweden and go top of Group D.

Apple ditches its use of Google Maps in its latest mobile operating system, instead opting for its own mapping software.

England coach Roy Hodgson says the 1-1 scoreline in his side's opening Euro 2012 game with France did not flatter his team, and says that he thought England created the game's best chances.

An uncontained wildfire in Colorado has scorched nearly 37,000 acres of land and is moving fast, local officials say.

Zara Phillips, the Queen's granddaughter, will compete for Team GB at London 2012 in the five-person eventing team.

There is compelling evidence showing that a seven-year-old boy was killed by his mother, a jury hears.

Nearly 120 new Terracotta Warriors and about 30 statues of entertainers have been discovered at Chinese Emperor Qin Shihuang's mausoleum.

Two British bodyguards are injured when a convoy carrying the British ambassador to Libya comes under attack in Benghazi, the embassy says.

England are held 1-1 by France in their opening game of Euro 2012 in Donetsk.

The death is announced of the Conservative peer and former minister Lord Maples, at the age of 69.

Joleon Lescott scores England's first goal at Euro 2012, but they are denied victory by France's Samir Nasri.

England defender Joleon Lescott gives his side the lead against France in Donetsk.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been giving evidence to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been giving evidence to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards.