Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

France’s western city of Nantes has seen a third night of tensions, with dozens of cars being torched to protest a fatal police shooting of a driver who was apparently trying to avoid an identity check.

Turkey’s president says a pre-election alliance between his ruling party and the country’s nationalist party will continue.

Hannah Roberts first climbed on a BMX bike as a child to try and follow in her cousin’s tracks.

Lions have mauled to death suspected poachers who entered a South African wildlife reserve to kill rhinos.

Pope Francis is celebrating a special Mass for migrants in St. Peter’s Basilica, calling attention to their plight and inviting them to the Vatican as Europe, the U.S. and other countries increasingly close their doors to them.

Aviation giant Airbus has underscored its threat to leave Britain if the country exits the European Union without an agreement on future trading relations.

Pope Francis is urging governments to make good on their commitments to curb climate change, warning that continued unsustainable development and rampant consumption threaten to turn the Earth into a vast pile of 'rubble, deserts and refuse.'

British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing resistance from hard-core Brexit backers in her Conservative government as she gathers her fractious Cabinet to hammer out a plan for future trade with the European Union.

Diplomats from Iran and five world powers are meeting in Vienna to discuss how to preserve the nuclear deal with Tehran following the withdrawal of the United States.