New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key apologises to a waitress at an Auckland cafe after she accuses him of pulling her hair.

Saudi-led coalition jets bomb Houthi rebels in Yemen's third city of Taiz, hours after announcing the end of a military campaign against them.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe expresses "deep remorse" over his country's actions in World War Two, stopping short of the fresh apology demanded by China.

The European Commission charges Gazprom with abusing its dominant market position in Central and Eastern European gas markets.

The FBI issues guidelines on how airlines should protect their wi-fi systems from hack attacks.

Police in Angola deny reports that some 200 members of a sect have been killed but confirm 22 deaths, including nine officers.

Nigerian ground troops have joined an offensive on the last known hideout of the Boko Haram Islamist militants, an army spokesman tells the BBC.

An Indian farmer has died after hanging himself before a huge crowd at a rally addressed by the chief minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal.