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Departures from Glasgow, a state of emergency in Ethiopia, a remarkable upset for Democrats, and a rare happy ending in Western Australia.

Commitments, deals, pledges and announcements in Glasgow, but the COP26 conference is not without its embarrassing headlines.

COP26 is up and running as leaders gather in Glasgow, express cautious hope, and seek further commitments... all as the clock ticks closer to midnight.

France vs the UK, and Poland vs the European Union - a tough week in Brussels in no doubt.

Julian Assange is back in the headlines, the Queen is back resting, and Brazil's senate back criminal charges against their president.

Elon Musk is the boss of a trillion dollar company. How much is that? Well, if you spent $40 per second, around the clock, it would take you 792.5 years to go broke.

A beloved character is gone, a dangerous drug trafficker has been captured, and a possible coup has occurred.

Alec Baldwin, Steve Bannon, Novak Djokovic and Juan Carlos - four men who would much rather not be in the headlines this morning.

Partial remains found are believed to be Brian Laundrie's, bringing a likely end to a massive manhunt, but opening another round of unanswered questions.

This morning four men face efforts to hold them to account for their actions - former cricketer Michael Slater, Trump ally Steve Bannon, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and his Emirati counterpart.