David Cameron says the rest of the EU wants close links with the UK after Brexit but acknowledges "huge challenges" over immigration and market access.

Japanese carmaker Toyota says it will recall 482.000 vehicles in the US over faulty airbags.

Poland is to move more than 200 Soviet monuments to a new museum, but the plan is likely to anger Russia.

World number one Jason Day and Irish golfer Shane Lowry pull out of the Olympics because of concerns over the Zika virus.

Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi has suggested that UK students wanting to study in Europe could receive passports from other European Union countries.

Stock markets in Asia start the day with more gains, continuing the positive lead set by the US and Europe.

EU leaders are to continue their crisis summit in Brussels, but now without the UK after it voted to leave the bloc last week.

A gun and bomb attack on Istanbul's Ataturk international airport has killed at least 28 people and injured up to 60, with reports of at least one suicide bomber.