World in brief – Deadly attacks in Sinai
Egyptian security forces have killed at least 100 extremists in retaliation for attacks on military posts in the Sinai Peninsula.
DetailsWorld in brief – Tunisia gunman trained with museum attackers
Authorities in Tunisia say the man who shot dead 38 tourists on Friday was trained in Libya the two men who carried out a deadly attack in March.
World in brief – Cars attacked during Uber protest in France
Cars were burned, and access to airports and train stations were blocked as taxi drivers protested the UberPOP app in France.
World in brief – Death penalty for Boston bomber
A judge has formally sentenced Dzokhar Tsarnaev to death for his role in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.
DetailsWorld in brief – Wikileaks: US spied on French presidents
WikiLeaks has released details of the US National Security Agency (NSA) spying operations on three French presidents.
DetailsWorld in brief – Trump for president
Business magnate Donald Trump revealed on Tuesday he is entering the US presidential race, vying for the Republican nomination.
DetailsWorld in brief – Murdoch steps down as CEO
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has announced he will hand over the reins of 21st Century Fox to his son, James.
DetailsWorld in brief – Hundreds evacuated near Kiev
A series of explosions at a petrol depot near Kiev has seen hundreds of residents evacuated.
DetailsNews in brief – BBC apologises after tweet ‘kills’ Queen
The BBC has apologised and is investigating how an obituary rehearsal went wrong, forcing Buckingham Palace to deny the Queen was unwell. A series of tweets sent from BBC broadcast reporter Ahmen Khawaja said first that Queen Elizabeth had been admitted to hospital and shortly after that she had died. News spread around the world…
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