Josh De La Mare has Friday’s day’s top stories from around the world. A terror attack in Nice leaves 84 people dead, European banks count the cost of Brexit, 3-D printers making missiles.

Josh de la Mare has Thursday’s top stories, including Theresa May making some surprise cabinet appointments in the UK, US presidential hopeful Donald Trump jumping in the polls and the French president under fire for his hairdressing bill.

Nalini Sivathasan has Wednesday’s day’s top stories, including new British prime minister Theresa May set to form her first cabinet, claims over Egypt disappearances by rights group Amnesty, and sheep-cams in the Faroe Islands.

Josh de la Mare has Tuesday’s day’s top stories from around the world, with Theresa May preparing to take office as prime minister in the UK, more scrutiny on electric car maker Tesla and Nintendo’s Pokémon windfall.

Josh de la Mare has Friday’s top stories from around the world, with fatal gunfire at a protest march in Dallas, revelations of Brexit disarray and North Korean start-ups.

Seb Morton-Clark has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, including US Fed minutes predicting Brexit uncertainty, the IEA warning about reliance on Middle Eastern oil and how zombie ideas can advance human understanding.

Daniel Garrahan has Wednesday’s top stories, including the UK pound hitting a 31-year low as Brexit nerves jangle markets, German authorities raiding the country’s biggest carmakers and social scientists asking whether we could have a work-free future.

Josh de la Mare has Tuesday’s top stories from around the world, with the UK searching for Brexit negotiators, Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff turning to crowdfunding and Isis hitting the heartlands of Islam.

Daniel Garrahan has Monday’s top stories from around the world, with the UK’s chancellor promising a cut in corporation tax, Iraqis in mourning after Isis bombs in Baghdad and the Juno space probe attempting to orbit Jupiter.

Josh De La Mare has Friday’s top stories from around the world, with the Bank of England promising monetary easing, disarray in the British Tory party and questions over driverless cars.