Trump steps into North Korea during meeting with Kim Jong Un
Donald Trump has become the first sitting US president to step into North Korea.
He has met the country's leader Kim Jong Un for the first time since talks between the pair over denuclearisation broke down in February.
The two men shook hands and exchanged words as President Trump entered the country briefly from the demilitarised zone (DMZ) at the border between South Korea and the North.
Johnson and Hunt both say they're willing to accept no-deal Brexit if they have to
Both Conservative leadership hopefuls in the UK say they believe they can secure a Brexit deal - but insisted they would accept a no-deal scenario if they have to.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are continuing to make their case to party members.
Hustings are taking place across the UK as members are balloted, with a final result due to be announced on 22nd July.
Patric and Geraldine Kriegel, parents of murdered schoolgirl Ana Kriegel, at a ceremony on the grounds of the Leixlip Manor Hotel, Co. Kildare, where they planted a tree and unveiled a bench in her memory.Ana Kriégel's parents plant tree in her memory in Co Kildare
Ana Kriégel's parents have planted a tree in memory of the murdered schoolgirl in Co Kildare.
They attended a ceremony on the grounds of Leixlip Manor Hotel on Saturday evening, also unveiling a bench in her memory.
The bench features a plaque stating: "Forever loved. Forever cherished. Ana Kriégel."
Baby delivered after pregnant woman stabbed to death in south London
A woman who was around eight months pregnant has been stabbed to death in south London.
Her baby survived and was delivered at the scene, but is now in a critical condition in hospital.
Police have named the woman who was murdered as 26-year-old Kelly Mary Fauvrelle.
An Aer Lingus coporate display arrives at Westland Row on its way to Merrion Park for Dublin Pride | Image: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ieTens of thousands take part in Dublin Pride celebrations
Tens of thousands of people attended events as part of Dublin Pride festival on Saturday.
Glitter and rainbow flags had been lining the streets and shop windows in recent days and weeks ahead of the main event.
The centrepiece celebration was the Pride parade, which set off from O’Connell Street at 1pm on Saturday.
