Three teams of attackers involved in assault on Paris, in which 129 people have been killed and more than 350 injured, says French prosecutor.

A magnitude 7.0 earthquake strikes off Japan's south-western coast, triggering a small tsunami.

Belgium advises its citizens to leave Burundi, while the EU says it is cutting staff levels in the African country because of the "rising risk of violence".

The Paris shootings that killed nearly 130 people were an "act of war" by Islamic State, says France's president as the militants claim the attacks.

British Airways incurs the wrath of Indian cricket fans after the airline responds to a tweet from Sachin Tendulkar by asking for his full name.

Organisers of an ice sculpture festival in Bruges, Belgium say high temperatures are causing their energy bills to soar.

Security forces in the South Korean capital Seoul clash with anti-government demonstrators during one of the largest protests in recent years.

South African athlete Oscar Pistorius begins community service, a month after his release on parole a year into his five-year manslaughter sentence.