Guo Guangchang, the high-profile Chinese tycoon detained by police late last week, appears in public at his company's annual meeting.

There are scuffles outside the trial in Beijing of one of China's top human rights lawyers, which his family says has ended with no verdict announced.

A 15-year-old girl appears in court accused of killing her baby shortly after giving birth.

Ecuador has agreed to allow Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to be questioned by the Swedish authorities at the Ecuadorean embassy in London.

Twitter has sent warnings to a number of users that their accounts may have been hacked by "state-sponsored actors".

South African President Jacob Zuma fires newly appointed Finance Minister David van Rooyen and names Pravin Gordhan as his successor in a surprise announcement.

Scotland's First Minister is to tell David Cameron that agreeing the framework for the devolution of more powers on tax and welfare is "crucial".

The UK's health service is working with Tinder to persuade more young people to donate organs after death.