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US President Donald Trump to visit the UK in July
US President Donald Trump is to visit the UK on Friday 13 July, the White House says. READ MOREWorld Snooker Championship 2018: Anthony McGill beats Ryan Day in round one
Anthony McGill wins five frames in a row, recovering from 8-5 down to beat Ryan Day in the World Championship first round. READ MOREScottish Tory leader announces pregnancy
The Scottish Conservative leader says she will go on maternity leave in October but will return early next year. READ MORENBA: LeBron James' stunning buzzer-beater helps Cleveland Cavaliers beat Indiana Pacers
LeBron James scores a three-point buzzer beater to give the Cleveland Cavaliers a 3-2 lead in the NBA first-round playoffs against the Indiana Pacers. READ MORENigerian lawmakers invite president over church killings
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has been summoned by the country's lawmakers over a spate of killings in the country's middle belt and other parts of the country. READ MORESouth Koreans send aid to the North in floating plastic bottles
South Korean activists provide their neighbours in the North with food and medicine delivered by sea. READ MOREA Christian radio station shutdown for saying women are evil
A US-owned local radio station has been shutdown for insulting women in Rwanda, authorities say. READ MOREChampions League: Liverpool to meet with officials over Rome security fears
Liverpool request an "extraordinary meeting" amid security fears over the Champions League semi-final second leg in Rome READ MOREIndia state records 36,749 lightning strikes in 13 hours
Nine people have been killed in Andhra Pradesh amid an unusually high number of lightning strikes. READ MORE2019 World Cup: London Stadium not one of 11 tournament venues
London Stadium will not host any Cricket World Cup matches next summer. READ MOREMeghan Markle leaves Suits: Five stand-out moments
She does! Find out what happens to Meghan Markle during her final appearance on the US legal drama. READ MOREUK immigrant removal targets to be axed
The move comes after Home Secretary Amber Rudd told MPs she had not known they existed. READ MORE
