German police shoot and kill man suspected of driving a car into the crowd at the Berlin Pride Festival; Australians to receive alert warning on their phones today in major test; And in cycling, Tadej Pogacar wins the Tour de France for a record-tying fifth time.

A suspect with ties to Islamic extremists identified after a car crashes into crowds at the Berlin Pride parade; Fuel prices set to soar, but the prime minister rules out extending the fuel excise;The Tour de France mountain stage comes to an end, with its winner saying his victory was well deserved.

At least one person dead and 16 injured after a car crashed into a crowd at Berlin Pride parade; police shoot and injure two people during an altercation in Queensland's far north; Georgia Godwin becomes Australia's most decorated women's gymnast at the Commonwealth Games.

India's cockroach movement calls off protests as the education minister quits; more than 250,000 people flee wildfires in France and Spain; Australia off to a strong start on day two of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

US President Donald Trump addresses White House Correspondents' dinner; Fuel supplies remain secure for Australians despite Mideast unrest; Slovenian four-times champion Tadej Pogacar has claimed victory on stage 19 of the Tour de France.

More than 160,000 evacuated in France and Spain, as firefighters struggle to contain raging wildfires; the International Criminal Court votes to dismiss prosecutor Karim Khan; Australia tops the medal ladder on day one of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

US expands its attacks in Iran; Taliban attack in Pakistan kills 15 people; Australian Lani Pallister wins gold at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Labor strengthens its position on gambling reform, but stops short of backing a national regulator; Queensland prepares for a potential bird flu outbreak; Australia claims its first Commonwealth Games victory.

The ASEAN Regional Summit is wrapping up in Manila, where Australia has raised concerns about Chinese military action in the region. Tensions over the South China Sea and recent missile testing in the Pacific have drawn condemnation from Australia, which says regional stability relies on a balance of power

Calls at home and abroad for the US to stop military action against Iran; Origin Energy confirms data breach as it probes how many are affected; the Commonwealth Games are officially underway in Scotland.