Thais have voted on a draft constitution written by a military-appointed committee, after a campaign in which opposition was restricted.

Labour leadership challenger Owen Smith says honours will not be bestowed upon Labour donors, MPs, advisers and staff for five years if he wins the contest.

At least 15 people are killed as freak winds and flooding hit Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, with many victims drowned in their cars.

Adam Peaty sets Britain's first world record of the 2016 Olympics, GB miss out on cycling medals, plus a round-up of news from day one.

An Iranian nuclear scientist detained since coming back from the US in 2010 has been executed, his family tells the BBC.

Rebel groups in Syria say they have broken a government siege of the crucial northern city of Aleppo but the army says it has pushed them back.

Just 22 people charged with offensive behaviour at football matches have completed a government-backed scheme to address their attitudes.

The Scottish government is urged to remove teenagers aged 16 to 18 from the scope of its named person scheme.