Egypt protesters defy removal threat
Supporters of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi defy threats of removal from a protest in Cairo, despite clashes with security forces on Saturday which left at least 72 people dead.
Israel cabinet backs referendum bill
The Israeli cabinet approves a bill requiring any peace deal with the Palestinians to be put to a referendum.
Cannes thief in jewel heist
An armed man steals jewels worth 40m euros ($53m, £34m) in a hold-up at the prestigious Carlton Hotel in the French resort of Cannes, officials say.
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