One of the victims of child trafficking, named Ping, has told the Guardian her story. Robert Booth says there's increasing pressure on the government to stop child trafficking.
Tania Branigan reports from Urumqi, in China's Xinjiang province, where fresh violence erupted yesterday amid worsening tensions between the Han Chinese and Uighur communities.
Michael Jackson was laid to rest yesterday. His memorial service was watched by millions of fans across the world. Oliver Burkeman was charting developments on his live blog.
Marwa al-Sherbini, 32, who was four months pregnant, was stabbed to death in a Dresden courtroom in front of her young son. Her husband attempted to intervene and was shot by a security official. As Kate Connolly reports, al-Sherbini's murder has sparked outrage in her home country, Egypt, where protesters accuse German authorities of complacency over racism.
Caroline Davis attends the unveiling of a memorial in London's Hyde Park to the 52 victims of the 7 July 2005 suicide bombings.
