Five men are charged following one of the largest drug busts in the history of Canada's Ontario province, police say.

The son of Jose Anigo, sporting director of French football club Olympique Marseille, is shot dead in a suspected gangland killing.

Cypriot MPs reject key legislation demanded by international creditors in return for the second instalment of a 10bn-euro (£8.7bn) EU/IMF bailout.

The wife of the Florida neighbourhood watchman acquitted of killing an unarmed black teenager has filed for divorce, her lawyer says.

G20 leaders are divided over Syria at the end of the first day of their Russian summit, as the US envoy to the UN shows her frustration at Moscow.

Lung conditions are the cause of one in 10 of all deaths in Europe and smoking is a major factor, says a report from European Respiratory Society.

US and UK intelligence agencies reportedly crack technology used to encrypt internet services such as online banking, medical records and email.

China's National Bureau of Statistics says that a county government in Yunnan province "faked" economic data.