BBC News

1. US strikes did not destroy Iran nuclear programme, says intelligence assessment

   The White House called the initial damage evaluation on Iran's uranium stockpile "flat-out wrong".

2. How a volatile 24 hours edged Iran and Israel to a ceasefire

   From an attack on a US air base to a fragile ceasefire, this is how the Middle East conflict changed overnight.

3. Leaders gather in Hague as Nato chief Rutte says higher spending top priority

   Nato leaders are set to commit to a big hike in defence spending and the Secretary General has said there is no alternative.

4. British man charged over mock Disneyland wedding to child had been investigated by BBC

   Jacky Jhaj, a convicted paedophile, has staged several elaborate productions involving children and young people since he was released from prison.

5. Dozens hospitalised as heatwave descends on North America

   150 people were sickened at outdoor graduation ceremonies in New Jersey due to the sweltering conditions.

6. India sends its first astronaut into space in 41 years

   Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla has become only the second Indian to travel to space.

7. Sean 'Diddy' Combs' attorneys end their defence case after only 20 minutes

   Mr Combs also told the judge he would not take the stand in his defence as part of the weeks-long trial.

8. Venice protesters claim victory as Jeff Bezos changes wedding venue

   No Space for Bezos activist group tells BBC they are "very proud of this".

9. Australian journalist wins unfair dismissal case over Gaza post

   The judge found the ABC did not give Antoinette Lattouf a chance to defend herself before she was fired

10. Brazilian tourist who fell off Indonesian volcano found dead

    Juliana Marins survived the initial fall during an early morning hike along a trail on Mount Rinjani.