Hong Kong protests: Armed mob storms Yuen Long stationA mob attacks travellers at a Hong Kong train station, injuring 36, after another weekend of protests.
Ukraine election: President Zelensky's party triumphs - exit pollsVolodymyr Zelensky hopes to have a greater mandate for reform and sweep away the old guard of MPs.
UK political storm over seized tankerPhilip Hammond says the UK did not "take its eye off the ball" amid escalating tensions in the Gulf.
Chandrayaan-2: India set to re-attempt Moon mission launchThe space agency says it has fixed the technical issue that saw last week's launch called off.
Ocasio-Cortez: Trump is 'putting millions of Americans in danger'Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticises President Trump's leadership at an event in New York.
Golf: Lowry claims first major with Open winIreland's Shane Lowry claims a first major championship win of his career with a dominant six-shot victory at The Open at Royal Portrush.
Portugal wildfires: Huge operation tackles central Portugal blazesHundreds of firefighters spend the day battling wildfires in a forested, mountainous region.
Comic Con: Marvel reveals Blade, Shang Chi and female ThorMarvel studios announces a bumper crop of new productions, causing a collective meltdown at Comic Con.
In pictures: Americans cool down in sweltering heatwaveTemperatures in some US cities are dangerously high, with the East Coast particularly hard-hit.
Britain's chancellor to quit if Johnson becomes PMPhilip Hammond tells the BBC he plans to resign when Theresa May leaves office next week.
South Africa's Cyril President Ramaphosa hits back in corruption rowCyril Ramaphosa seeks a judicial review of a report that accuses him of misleading parliament.
Imran Khan: Pakistan PM to meet Trump in bid to mend tiesCounter-terrorism is likely to top the agenda at Imran Khan's first meeting with Donald Trump.
SOS Méditerranée resumes Mediterranean migrant rescuesSOS Méditerranée restarts work off Libya with a new vessel, after the last one was forced to stop.
Mystery surrounds animal deaths on France's farmsFarmers say wind farms and mobile phone masts cause higher rates of animal mortality, but scientists say there's no evidence to prove it.
Why 3D printing could be key to a Moon baseConstruction materials, ceramics and food could all one day be printed on the lunar surface.
Refugee entrepreneurs flourish in Kakuma campWhether selling electricity, fish or data, these entrepreneurs are thriving in Kenya's Kakuma camp.
Stealthy penguins, mini-rockets and 'detective' drivers…and other news you may have missed this week.
The teen designing eSwatini's traditional regaliaSandizile Malindiza learnt to make the traditional clothing of her country, formerly known as Swaziland, at 11-years-old.
Would this burger tempt you to eat meat?Two BBC presenters put Impossible Foods' meat-free burger to the taste test. How does it shape up?
A lost archive of LA crime scenesUnseen for up to 80 years, this trove of crime scene photos blurs the line between evidence and art.
Algae bio-curtains: Architects' radical solution to capture carbonScientists and architects in London have developed 'bio-curtains' to act as an alternative to urban trees.
Iran tanker crisis a 'diplomatic test' for new UK PMWith relationships strained, how will the new prime minister rally his American and European allies?
'I kept my multimillion dollar business secret'Young entrepreneur Marcin Kleczynski secretly ran his business Malwarebytes from his college dormitory.
Is Zimbabwe's economy on track?The return of the Zimbabwean dollar has raised fears about a return to hyperinflation.
Women in science: Smashing glass ceilings and glass wallsFrom pushing boundaries to defying stereotypes - five women who are breaking barriers in science.
Five ways the US heatproofs 50C citiesMuch of the US is baking this weekend. But several cities are doing innovative things to combat rising temperatures.
Why do Americans pay so much for prescription drugs?President Donald Trump has pledged to take radical steps to reduce prescription drug prices in the US.
Sudan crisis: The ruthless mercenaries who run the country for goldAccused of widespread abuses, the Rapid Support Forces sprang from "Janjaweed" militias linked to genocide in Darfur.
England beat South Africa to win World Cup bronze - highlights & reportEngland clinch the bronze medal at the Netball World Cup by beating South Africa 58-42 in their play-off match in Liverpool.
Australia retain Women's Ashes as England draw Test - highlights & reportAustralia retain the Women's Ashes and have an 8-2 lead in the multi-format series as they draw the Test with England at Taunton.
Simon Yates wins stage as Thomas gains time in Tour de FranceBritain's Simon Yates claims a second Tour de France stage win as defending champion Geraint Thomas reduces Julian Alaphilippe's lead.
The Open 2019: Shane Lowry wins The Open by six shots ending 15-underShane Lowry wins The Open ending his tournament with a round of 72 to end 15-under and beat Tommy Fleetwood into second by six shots at Royal Portrush.
'Incredible' Adam Peaty smashes breaststroke world record with sub-57 timeGreat Britain's Adam Peaty becomes the first man to swim under 57 seconds for the 100m breaststroke as he wins his semi-final at the World Championships in South Korea.
The Open 2019: Five key holes that gave Shane Lowry victory at Royal PortrushWatch the key moments in the battle between Ireland's Shane Lowry and England's Tommy Fleetwood in the final round of The Open at Royal Portrush, which led to Lowry winning his first major.
Britain's Peaty breaks breaststroke world record againBritish swimmer Adam Peaty breaks the 100m breaststroke world record with a time of 56.88, becoming the first man to go under 57 seconds.
