The French President Francois Hollande says there is "little time" to stop Greece from leaving the eurozone after talks failed to reach a deal.

UK inflation rate, measured by Consumer Prices Index, rose to 0.1% in May, after dip to -0.1% in April, figures show.

US First Lady Michelle Obama urges pupils at an east London girls' school to fulfil their potential, saying they have everything they need to succeed.

An Egyptian court upholds the death sentence imposed on ousted ex-President Mohammed Morsi over a mass jailbreak in 2011.

Greek shares see heavy falls for a third day after fears that it could leave the euro intensify, while the government in Athens reaffirms its anti-austerity stance.

A father who lost two daughters at the Hillsborough disaster describes how he gave them mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

President Vladimir Putin says Russia will update its nuclear arsenal with more than 40 intercontinental ballistic missiles in 2015.

Tom Bennett, appointed by the government to help teachers in England address "low-level disruption", asks not to be called a "tsar".