UK News Saudi Arabia oil attacks: Weapons debris 'proves Iran behind them'bbc.co.uk - BBC News Saudi Arabia's defence ministry has shown off what it says is wreckage of drones and cruise missiles that proves Iranian involvement in weekend attacks on two oil facilities.
UK News US Fed cuts interest rates for second time since 2008bbc.co.uk - BBC News The US central bank has cut interest rates for only the second time since 2008, amid concerns about slowing global growth and trade wars.
World News Chinese woman pleads guilty in 'birth tourism' casebbc.co.uk - BBC News A Chinese woman has pleaded guilty in the US to federal charges of running a "birth tourism" scheme for Chinese nationals who paid so their children would be born American citizens.
UK News Human chain rescues stranded dolphinsbbc.co.uk - BBC News Having been stranded in a canal in St. Petersburg in Florida for days, the 14-person strong wall encouraged the dolphins to pass through the bridges and return to sea.
Asia The countries grappling with their European heritagebbc.co.uk - Joshua Cheetham Next month, a fleet of ships will circumnavigate New Zealand to mark 250 years since the arrival of European settlers.
Luxembourg Luxembourg PM on news conference: 'I did not want to humiliate' Johnsonbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsIn a BBC exclusive, Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said it was never his intention to humiliate Boris Johnson on Monday by holding a press conference without him. Mr Bettel strongly denied his
UK News France insists world's 'oldest woman' was not fakebbc.co.uk - BBC News French officials have refused to change the death certificate of the oldest person on record despite claims of fraud by Russian researchers.
World News Saudi Arabia oil attacks: 'Weapons show Iran behind strikes'bbc.co.uk - BBC NewsSaudi Arabia's defence ministry has shown off what it says is wreckage of drones and cruise missiles that prove Iranian involvement in weekend attacks on two oil facilities. It said 18 drones and seven
Dutch gangster case: Shock at murder of lawyer Derk Wiersumbbc.co.uk - BBC News A Dutch lawyer in a major gangland case has been shot dead outside his Amsterdam home - a crime described by police as exceptionally brutal.
World News South Africa: Violence against women like a war - Ramaphosabbc.co.uk - BBC News South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says urgent action is needed to tackle gender-based violence in the country.
World News Ed Buck: Democratic donor arrested on charges of running drug denbbc.co.uk - BBC News A wealthy Democratic donor has been arrested and accused of running a drug den after a spate of fatal overdoses at his home in California.
UK News Australian hiker on how he had to crawl days for rescuebbc.co.uk - BBC NewsAn Australian hiker who was injured in a 6m (20ft) fall down a waterfall says he had to "carry" his broken leg while crawling for two days to be rescued. Neil Parker, 54, was bushwalking alone near Brisbane
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUK News Australian hiker: 'I had to carry my broken leg'bbc.co.uk - BBC NewsAn Australian hiker who was injured in a 6m (20ft) fall down a waterfall says he had to "carry" his broken leg while crawling for two days to be rescued. Neil Parker, 54, was bushwalking alone near Brisbane
California Trump strips California of power to set auto emission standardsbbc.co.uk - BBC News The White House has stripped California of its right to set its own vehicle emissions standards and banned other states from setting similar rules.
UK News Liberia school fire leaves many children dead near Monroviabbc.co.uk - BBC News At least 27 people, many of them children, have been killed in a fire at a boarding school in a suburb of the Liberian capital Monrovia.
World News Robert O'Brien: Trump names new national security adviserbbc.co.uk - BBC News US President Donald Trump has named a new national security adviser to replace John Bolton.
Vaping India e-cigarettes: Ban announced to prevent youth 'epidemic'bbc.co.uk - BBC News India's cabinet has announced a ban on the production, import and sale of electronic cigarettes, saying they pose a risk to health.
Health (UK) Baby Pia: Belgian parents raise €1.9m for life-saving treatmentbbc.co.uk - BBC News The parents of a nine-month-old girl who has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) have raised €1.9m ($2m; £1.7m) to cover the cost of her life-saving treatment.
Benjamin Netanyahu Israel election: Netanyahu and rival Gantz headed for deadlockbbc.co.uk - BBC News No clear winner has emerged from Israel's election, leaving a question mark over who will be prime minister, partial official results confirm.
News Freed Venezuela lawmaker Edgar Zambrano: The regime kidnapped mebbc.co.uk - BBC News Edgar Zambrano, the deputy of Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, has lashed out at the government of President Nicolás Maduro as he was released from detention.
Aaron Carter Nick Carter gets restraining order against brother Aaronbbc.co.uk - BBC News Backstreet Boy Nick Carter has been granted a temporary restraining order against younger brother Aaron after alleging he threatened to kill Nick's pregnant wife.
UK News Three killed in Monte Carlo-Venice boat speed record attemptbbc.co.uk - BBC News Italian champion speed boat racer Fabio Buzzi and two other people have died after a power boat crashed near the Italian city of Venice.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUK News Israel election: Netanyahu and rival headed for deadlockbbc.co.uk - BBC News Unofficial results in Israel's second election in five months suggest it is too close to call, Israeli media say.
UK News Australian hiker rescued after 'carrying' broken leg for two daysbbc.co.uk - BBC News An Australian hiker who was injured in a 6m (20ft) fall down a waterfall says he had to "carry" his broken leg while crawling for two days to be rescued.
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia oil drone attack 'a blow for the world'bbc.co.uk - BBC NewsThe drone attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil installations are an attack on the "whole world" and its economy, according to the newly appointed Saudi ambassador to London. Prince Khalid Bin Bandar Al-Saud the
Asia Menstrual blood ad complaints dismissed in Australiabbc.co.uk - BBC News Adverts which were the first to depict menstrual blood on Australian television did not breach viewing standards, regulators say.
UK News Giant panda death in Thailand leaves China asking questionsbbc.co.uk - BBC News A popular giant panda has died unexpectedly in a Thai zoo - prompting China to send experts to investigate.
Amazon Studios Lord of the Rings returns to New Zealand with Amazon TV showbbc.co.uk - BBC News New Zealand is poised for another Middle-earth-tied economic boost after Amazon Studios picked the country as the location for its much-anticipated Lord of the Rings television series.
UK News 'Why I recover the bodies of drowning victims'bbc.co.uk - BBC News Keith Cornican has travelled as far as Nepal to recover the bodies of drowning victims. A personal tragedy spurred him on.
