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Culture Secretary John Whittingdale sets up an advisory board to carry out a fundamental review of the BBC.

Eurozone finance ministers are due to resume talks in Brussels on a bailout deal for Greece ahead of a key EU summit.

Four people were gored on the fifth day of the running of the bulls in the Spanish city of Pamplona.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon calls UK government plans to stop Scottish MPs voting on legislation for England "unacceptable".

Prosecutors in Brazil investigate the deaths of about 10,000 fish that had been brought in to fill a huge unfinished freshwater aquarium.

A man shot dead and a woman who was critically injured in a rush-hour shooting in north London were not the intended targets, police say.

A historic Detroit hotel is demolished as part of construction work on a new hockey arena.

Pope Francis pays homage to the women and mothers of Paraguay for their role in rebuilding the country after a devastating 19th century war.

Hafiz Saeed, the leader of Islamic State for Afghanistan and Pakistan, is killed in a drone strike, the Afghan intelligence agency says.

Welsh actor Roger Rees, who starred in Cheers and The West Wing, dies aged 71.