Oil prices dipped back slightly after Egypt's army ousted President Mohammed Morsi, but the gap between US and Brent crude continues to narrow.

From life-threatening blood clots to the verge of a Wimbledon final in 18 months, BBC Sport looks at the story of Kirsten Flipkens

France apologises to Bolivia for refusing to allow President Evo Morales' jet into its airspace, blaming the incident on "conflicting information".

Doug Engelbart, who invented the computer mouse and early versions of email, word processing and the internet, dies aged 88.

Foreign Secretary William Hague calls on "all sides" in Egypt "to show restraint and avoid violence" after its army ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

News Corp defends Rupert Murdoch after a secret recording is broadcast of him railing against the police investigation into alleged phone hacking.

The world's largest rat eradication campaign has now laid toxic bait on a further 580 sq km of South Georgia, reaching its target.

An influential MPs' committee says poor performing governors in England's schools should be removed from office.