World headlines
'Jungle police' risking their lives for endangered gorillas in the DR Congo
The rangers of Kahuzi-Biega National Park take part in a parade every morning before setting out to do their jobs guarding one of the world's most critically endangered gorillas.
Europa League trophy recovered intact after it was stolen in Mexico
Arsenal's hopes of lifting the Europa League trophy were almost dashed after it was stolen - but it has now been recovered.
Irish PM urges country to 'trust women' in bid to overturn abortion restrictions
Ireland's Prime Minister has urged his country to vote "yes" in next month's referendum to overturn strict abortion laws in the country.
'No criminal suspicion' in Avicii death - police
There is "no criminal suspicion" in the death of star DJ Avicii, according to a source in Oman's police force.
Weapons inspectors visit site of alleged chemical attack in Syria's Douma
Weapons inspectors have collected samples from the Syrian town of Douma, where they are investigating a suspected chemical weapons attack.
From ABBA to Avicii: How Sweden dominates pop music
You probably didn't know it, but when you're humming to old classics by Britney or new music from Nicki Minaj or Katy Perry, a lot of the time you're actually enjoying the musical composition of talented Swedes.
India poised to introduce death penalty for raping girls under age of 12
India is set to introduce the death penalty for anyone found guilty of raping girls under the age of 12.
Grave mistake to think North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is backing down
Against a backdrop of 2017's escalating tensions and threats of attack, North Korea's announcement that it is suspending all nuclear and missile tests seems a dramatic change of course.
Holy guacamole! Man jailed for 50 years for million-dollar fajita theft
A former juvenile detention centre employee has been jailed for 50 years after stealing $1.2m (£974,000) worth of fajitas over a period of nine years.
North Korea - a chance for Trump to become one of history's 'great men'?
On the surface, it sounds like a historic commitment by Pyongyang - and one that was unthinkable months ago.

UPDATE: Man arrested in police chase over Harrogate van thefts
Stinger used to stop vehicle on the A61 last night.
