World News from the BBC

Pakistan has stepped up relief work for its flood-hit north-west, with 30,000 troops joining the effort.

Fuji Rock music festival shrugs off heavy downpours

The Hungarian GP opens up after pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel is given a drive-through penalty with Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber battling hard for victory, while title leader Lewis Hamilton is out.

The only child of former US President Bill Clinton, Chelsea, is married to her banker boyfriend at a ceremony cloaked in secrecy.

Chinese manufacturing output grew at its slowest rate for 17 months in July, as the government continues efforts to rein in rapid economic growth.

Two men are still being questioned after a suspect package was sent to MI6 headquarters in London.

James Anderson is among the wickets again as England close in on victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Trent Bridge.

Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim is greeted with a standing ovation at the BBC Proms at the close of a concert marking his 80th birthday year.

A landmine that apparently drifted along a river from North Korea kills South Korean man and injures another.

A new global treaty banning cluster munitions enters into force, hailed by campaigners as the most important treaty in 10 years.

Chelsea Clinton marries long-term boyfriend at lavish ceremony

One million people remain affected by monsoon flooding in north-west Pakistan, as fears grow that flooding could spread south.

Pakistan's president is due in Europe later for a trip that will take in the UK, amid tensions over David Cameron's terrorism comments.

There have been street battles in Bangladesh for a second day as workers in Dhaka's textile factories vent their disappointment with a planned wage rise.

Babies born this weekend will be last in the UK to receive the full payment to Child Trust Funds, as the scheme's phasing out begins.

The daughter of former US President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has married her long-term boyfriend at a lavish ceremony.

An international treaty banning the production and use of cluster bombs has come into force.

Colombia's Farc rebel group issues a call for dialogue with the new government after Juan Manuel Santos's election as president.

Russian police have detained two opposition leaders and dozens of activists who tried to hold demonstrations in Moscow and St Petersburg.

The worst monsoon floods in living memory kill at least 800 people and affect one million in north-west Pakistan, a local official says.