At least nine dead in Sanaa market bombing, locals say

Saudi-led airstrikes hit a popular market in the Yemeni capital, killing 9 people and wrecking more than 50 shops, a local resident says. Nathan Frandino reports.

Embassy openings signal new dawn for Cuba-U.S. relations

Cubans lining up for U.S. visas in Havana are celebrating the opening of the official U.S. embassy after five decades of severed diplomatic ties while in Washington, D.C., the Cuban embassy is also opening its doors. Jillian Kitchener reports.

Germany Vice Chancellor arrives in Iran for economic talks

The German Vice Chancellor is starting high level talks with officials in Tehran following the nuclear accord while the U.S. Secretary of Defense finesses strained political relations between the U.S. and Israel. Julie Noce reports.

Tsipras: The man who cost Greece billions

Greece's Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, rode to power on the back of public anger at austerity. Six months on, he's edging ever closer to securing a bailout deal which will enforce the tough cuts he opposes.

Who have the Liberal Democrats elected?

Tim Farron has been chosen as the next Liberal Democrat leader, but what's known about the man who will now represent the party on the national stage?

Aussie wins 2015 Rubik's Cube championship in Brazil

Australian Feliks Zemdegs wins a second title at the 2015 Rubik's Cube World Championship. Julie Noce reports.

Former AC/DC drummer out on bail

Phil Rudd the former drummer of AC/DC was released on bail after being arrested for breaking the conditions of his home detention. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).