Tanzania's John Magufuli says prisoners are free labour

President Magufuli says prisoners should work long hours, grow their food and have no conjugal visits.

First video messages from rescued Thai boys

As well as updating people on their health and sending thanks, the boys had something else on their mind.

Wave of Israeli Gaza strikes amid surge in rocket attacks

Israel launches a wave of air strikes on Gaza amid a surge in rocket fire from the Palestinian territory.

Angelique Kerber beats Serena Williams to win Wimbledon

Germany's Angelique Kerber beats seven-time champion Serena Williams to win her first Wimbledon title.

'The everyday sexism I face as a stay-at-home dad'

When a gay Londoner and his partner had a child they knew they would experience homophobia - they weren't ready for the sexism.

Nicaragua crisis: One student killed as bloody church siege ends

At least one young man is killed in an attack on a church where dozens of students sought shelter.

Mishaps as Paris celebrates Bastille Day

Bastille Day celebrations in Paris go slightly awry.

Trump criticises Obama over US 2016 election hack

The US leader says his predecessor did not tackle the issue which he plans to raise with Vladimir Putin.

World Cup 2018: England finish fourth after Belgium defeat

England's World Cup campaign ends in disappointing fashion with a third-place play-off defeat by Belgium in St Petersburg.

100 Women: 'I was a World Cup honey shot'

Natalia Betancourt was picked out of the crowd by cameras at the World Cup 2014, launching her into an unexpected world of fame.

Wimbledon: Kate and Meghan greeted by cheers

It is the royal pair's first engagement together without their spouses.

Saudi Arabia woman 'arrested for hugging' singer Majid al-Mohandis

Videos showed the woman darting on stage to hug Arab singing star Majid al-Mohandis.

France restricts access to Mont Blanc amid safety fears

Climbers are unable to use one of the peak's most popular routes amid safety and pollution fears.

Dozens hurt as Ryanair flight loses cabin pressure

More than 30 passengers, some bleeding from their ears, were hospitalised, German police say.

Sir David Attenborough launches 'Boaty' polar ship

The hull of the ship, which the public wanted to call Boaty McBoatface, is launched into the Mersey.

Gerry Adams calls on home attackers to meet him

The former Sinn Féin leader's house came under attack from what police say were large industrial fireworks.

In pictures: France marks Bastille Day with spectacular parade

Stunt bikes, brightly-coloured uniforms and aircraft displays formed part of the annual parade.

Everyone makes same joke after longest Wimbledon semi-final

Kevin Anderson beat John Isner, 26-24 in the final set, in a match lasting six hours and 35 minutes.

Jorginho: Chelsea sign Napoli midfielder after Man City pull out of deal

Chelsea sign Italy midfielder Jorginho from Napoli on a five-year deal after Manchester City pull out of a £50m transfer.

Huge iceberg threatens Greenland village

Fears that the iceberg could split, causing a tsunami, have prompted a partial evacuation.

Nancy Sinatra Senior, Frank's first wife, dies aged 101

Frank Sinatra's first wife and the mother of his children "passed away peacefully", her daughter says.

Trump to play golf at Turnberry as protests continue

The US president spends the weekend in Scotland as further protests against his visit take place.

White House: Trump-Putin summit 'is on' after hacking indictment

The US says the Helsinki meeting will happen despite new charges of Russian election interference.

The full story of Thailand’s extraordinary cave rescue

It's a remarkable story of friendship and human endurance - and it all began with a birthday party.

Attenborough 'Boaty McBoatface' ship to launch

There's even space for a coffee shop, sauna and gym on the £200m vessel.

Happiest horses 'love to snort'

Snorting in horses is linked to a 'positive internal state', say scientists, and could improve animal welfare.

Eritrea's Isaias Afwerki in historic Ethiopia visit

The visit is expected to cement the two nations' historic truce after two decades of tension.

Gerry Adams' house in Belfast attacked

Sinn Féin says activist Bobby Storey's house was also targeted, calling the act "reprehensible".

UN reaches deal on Global Compact for Migration

The UN General Assembly has agreed on a deal to better manage the international flow of migrants.

US lawmaker caught speeding tells cop he often does so

The Arizona state lawmaker told the cop he sometimes drives "130, 140, 120" miles per hour to get home.

Toothless in Virginia: Pain relief for the uninsured of America

Toothless in Virginia: Pain relief for the uninsured of America

America's secret Cold War nuclear test films released

Scientists declassify films showing atmospheric nuclear tests conducted during the Cold War.

Kenya eye test app gives boy his sight back

A smartphone app has been shown to double the number of children getting their eyes treated.

British POWs sank with the Lisbon Maru - should it be raised?

Some families say they want their relatives' remains returned, but a survivor says the wreck should be left as a war grave.

Wittenoom: Tourists urged to stay away from asbestos town

Despite health warnings, travellers are visiting a deadly Australian town contaminated with asbestos.

Good week, bad week: The people in the news

Who has had reason to be cheerful this week? And who can't wait for this week to be over?

Maurizio Sarri: Chelsea name ex-Napoli boss as Antonio Conte's successor

Chelsea appoint former Napoli manager Maurizio Sarri as Antonio Conte's replacement on a three-year contract.

Five places that have just broken heat records

Global heat records have fallen this month, and not just where it's summer. So what's happening?

Video games and mental health: 'Nobody's properly talking'

Addiction is the latest gaming concern, but experts believe there's more to the story.

Rafael Nadal v Novak Djokovic: Wimbledon semi-final to resume on Saturday

Novak Djokovic leads Rafael Nadal by two sets to one when their semi-final is suspended until Saturday.

Week in pictures: 7-13 July 2018

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Scarlett Johansson quits trans role after LGBT backlash

The actor will no longer play a transgender man in Rub & Tug after criticism from the LGBT community.