Hong Kong protests ‘trample on the rule of law’, says China
Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Beijing ‘strongly condemns’ the unrest in the former British colony.
Royal biographer upset at Archie’s private christening
Penny Junor said the public should be able to share in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s happiness.
Johnson refuses to commit to public sector pay rise despite Hancock comments
Health Secretary Matt Hancock had said the public sector would be ‘shown some love’ if Boris Johnson wins the Tory leadership contest.
Japan resumes commercial whaling after three-decade break
Japan’s six-month notice to withdraw from the International Whaling Commission took effect on Sunday.
Former PM Brown urges Theresa May to honour free TV licence pledge
Gordon Brown made his plea as the Government prepared to transfer the financial burden of providing free licences to the BBC.
Tech firms should protect us online, say 90% of children in NSPCC survey
The majority of youngsters polled also said they think social media platforms should make it easier for them to take down posts.
Istanbul Pride revellers out in force, despite march being banned for fifth year
Police officers dispersed the crowd with tear gas after representatives made a short statement.
Vietnam and European Union sign free trade agreement
The deal will eliminate most tariffs for goods traded between Vietnam and the 28 member nations of the EU.
Everything you need to know about the DMZ
The vestige of the Cold War was described by former US president Barack Obama as ‘freedom’s frontier’.