US Secretary of State John Kerry says China is "very serious" about a pledge to help resolve tensions over North Korea's nuclear programme.

Prisoners and guards clash at Guantanamo Bay as authorities move prisoners, many of whom are on hunger strike, out of communal cellblocks.

The London School of Economics demands the BBC withdraw Monday's Panorama programme about North Korea after a reporter went undercover on a student trip.

Police will carry out extra patrols in Newcastle and Sunderland on Sunday as football fans gather to watch the Tyne-Wear derby.

Venice is imposing a short ban on motorboats and barges on the Grand Canal on Sunday to draw attention to the city's environmental problems, Alan Johnston reports.

The violence at Wembley undermines Millwall's efforts to tackle hooliganism, says chief football writer Phil McNulty

Ten people are killed as gunmen open fire and detonate explosives at a courthouse in the Somali capital, Mogadishu.

Apologetic Millwall manager Kenny Jackett says the club are doing everything they can to eliminate trouble by their fans.