World news
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US Border Patrol allows reporters to visit but does not allow pictures or interviews at holding facility housing children as young as four -
Conservative opponent of Farc peace process wins long and divisive campaign
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Rudy Giuliani ‘doubts’ president knew about 2016 meeting in which Russian demanded $2m for damaging information
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Prime minister Peter O’Neill declares nine-month state of emergency and suspends a provincial government after riots in Southern Highlands last week -
Tributes and flowers laid at scene of 22-year-old’s death covered in white paint and offensive graffiti -
Red Cross stands ready as rescue ship docks in Valencia
Spotlight
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When the country lets its banks go bust 10 years ago, there seemed to be no timetable for recovery. Things have changed
Around the world
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Twelve injured and riot police deployed as protesters throw bottles, food and beer kegs -
Theresa May has claimed leaving the EU will generate extra funding for the health service -
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Japan urged to examine payment made by Kirin subsidiary at height of ethnic cleansing campaign in Rakhine state, which firm claims was for victims -
Like millions of Pakistani children, Ahmed had to work to support his family. The sexual abuse he suffered is as commonplace as the government’s inaction -
Opinion & analysis
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Results show that in an electorate with increasingly few swing voters, motivating the base is what matters most -
As the row in her coalition deepens over migration, a once dominant figure is starting to look forlorn -
The Trump administration is defending separating children and parents as biblical – but there is nothing godly about it
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The US-North Korea meeting in Singapore produced a deal light on detail but has an unconventional approach opened the door to peace?
Pictures and video
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As Colombia votes in a presidential runoff election on Sunday Colombians daily struggles in the aftermath of 50 years of conflict are captured by the Danish photographer Mads Nissen -
A roller coaster derailed in Florida causing two passengers to fall more than 30 feet to the ground
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Donald Trump and his team have been under investigation for months by former FBI-head Robert Mueller
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Donald Trump says he has 'solved' the problem of a nuclear threat from North Korea, telling reporters. 'I have a very good relationship with Kim Jong-un'
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The Eid al-Fitr holiday marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting -
Australian filmmaker James Ricketson appeared at a Phnom Penh court on June 15 suspected of spying.
Ricketson has been held in pre-trial detention since his arrest in Phnom Penh more than a year ago.
He was arrested in June last year after flying a drone over a campaign rally for the Cambodian National Rescue party. After six days of detention, he was charged with the offence of 'endangering national defence'
France Next stop, Nina Simone … Paris metro ‘must honour its heroines’