A large trial has confirmed the drug, Donanemab, slows cognitive decline by a-third. Also: Working From Anywhere - the trend taking off in offices across the world, and the 80-year-old who's finally going into space.

Moscow says two people were killed in the attack on Kerch bridge. Also: the Kremlin says a deal allowing Ukraine to export grain through the Black Sea has ended because the conditions have not been met, and local temperature records are broken in southern Europe as heatwave continues.

The Spanish 20-year-old beat Novak Djokovic in a thrilling final on Centre Court. Also: Italians told to stay indoors as Europe braces for another heatwave and the singer and fashion icon Jane Birkin has died, aged 76.

From widescale heatwaves to floods and wildfires. Also: History is made at Wimbledon as the unseeded Czech player Marketa Vondrousova wins the women's singles final beating Tunisia's Ons Jabeur in straight sets, and the strange case of the woman who went to bed with her normal English accent one day and then woke up with a Welsh accent the next.

A new report from the UN children's agency UNICEF estimates nearly three hundred children have died trying to cross the Mediterranean from North Africa to Europe. Also: Guinness world records has advice for people in Nigeria who want to get their names on the list and the Indian space agency has launched its latest mission to land on the moon.

Russia says it will strengthen its military in response. Also: The BBC's highest-paid newsreader, Huw Edwards, is named as the presenter who's been the focus of allegations in the British media, and the author Sir Salman Rushdie speaks about a near-fatal attack on him last year.

NATO chief says the accession process is being shortened, and Ukraine "will become a member" - but does not specify a timeline. Also: North Korea fires long-range missile after threatening the United States, and Australian scientists develop a special glue to repair the Great Barrier Reef.

The Nato alliance says Kyiv can join "when conditions are met" as president Zelensky criticises "absurd" delay. Also: police and anti-reform protestors clash in Israel; some birds are using anti-bird spikes to build their nests.

The Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg says President Erdogan will drop opposition to Sweden becoming the alliance's 32nd member. Also: family says Palestinian teenager shot dead in Jenin was unarmed, and a transparent mouse could improve cancer drug tests.