Daniel Garrahan has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, with Opec agreeing to cut oil output, US Congress allowing terror victims to sue Saudi Arabia,

Volkswagen unveiling its first long-distance electric car.

Nalini Sivathasan has Wednesday’s top stories from around the world, including Wells Fargo’s chief executive forfeiting $40m, the UN warning of famine in northeastern Nigeria and US senators demanding answers from Yahoo.

Vanessa Kortekaas on Tuesday’s top stories, including the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the World Health Organization’s warnings on pollution and the peace deal between Colombia’s government and Farc.

Daniel Garrahan highlights Monday’s top stories, including Russia being accused of ‘barbarism’ at a meeting of the UN security council, and senior financiers in London fearing the UK could be heading for a so-called “hard Brexit”.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Friday’s top stories, including Yahoo admitting data have been stolen from half a billion accounts, Wells Fargo’s chief executive John Stumpf stepping down from a Fed advisory role and Aleppo being pounded as talks collapse.

Daniel Garrahan has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, including protests prompting a state of emergency to be declared inNorth Carolina, Apple approaching supercar maker McLaren and Mark Zuckerberg pledging $3bn to “end all illness”.

Josh de la Mare has Wednesday’s top stories, including Brazil’s former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva standing trial for corruption, the Bank of Japan launching a new kind of monetary easing and the US laying blame on Russia for attacking an aid convoy in Syria.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Tuesday’s top stories from around the world, including the ceasefire in Syria being close to collapse, a bombing suspect detained in New York and the US move to issue guidelines for self-driving cars.

Daniel Garrahan has Monday’s top stories from around the world, with New York on alert after a weekend blast, Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party strengthens its hold on the Duma and the health impact of Southeast Asia’s toxic haze.

Josh de la Mare has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, including the UK giving the go-ahead for a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point, Brazil’s former president Lula da Silva facing corruption charges and the US lifting Myanmar sanctions.