Chad executes 10 members of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, a day after they were found guilty of terror crimes.

Commemorations are taking place in New Orleans to mark the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the US city.

Tony Blair tells Labour party members to come to their senses and reject the "Alice in Wonderland" politics of Jeremy Corbyn.

A blood sugar monitor that can stay in the body for five months is being tested on NHS patients with type 1 diabetes.

The US says it is "deeply disappointed and concerned" at the three-year jail sentences handed down in Egypt to three al-Jazeera journalists.

Two French reporters have been arrested and accused of attempting to blackmail the king of Morocco, lawyers say.

The Clipper Round The World Yacht Race, which will see 12 teams spend a year travelling the globe, is due to begin in London.

Thousands of protesters staged a rally in the Lebanese capital over the government's failure to tackle a rubbish disposal crisis.