Amazon's Prime Day runs into snags swiftly
The glitch was embarrassing but wasn't likely to put much of a dent in Amazon's sales for the event, analysts said. Others also reported experiencing problems with Amazon's video streaming services and its virtual assistant Alexa.

No-Confidence Motion in Lok Sabha: Rahul Gandhi misquotes unemployment figures
Soon after the announcement, all BJD MPs walked out of the lower House while the discussion on the Motion picked up momentum. Modi rejected the opposition charge and said the government was taking steps to protect all sections of the society.

Syria rescue group says 10 killed in airstrike on shelter
Hundreds of fighters and their families were evacuated to northern Syria after a deal with the government. Mohammed said the bombing triggered a new wave of displacement, with hundreds leaving the town again.

Alisson set for Liverpool medical on Thursday
Los Blancos had been set to sign David De Gea in the summer of 2015 before the infamous "fax machine" incident scuppered the move. Alisson had been linked with Liverpool for some time and was subject of an unsuccessful inquiry back in January.

Iran Files Complaint to UN Justice Court Against US New Sanctions
And not that you want to hurt anybody, but that regime wouldn't let the people know that we are behind them 100 percent. Further sanctions on oil and transactions with Iran's central bank will come into effect November 6.

Xiaomi Mi Max 3 retail box leaked ahead of July 19 launch
While the Mi A2 comes with 18:9 display , the cheaper Mi A2 Lite will be offering notch display with 19:9 aspect ratio. Apart from revealing the price , AliExpress listing of Mi A2 Lite also details the key specs of the smartphone.

Nadal unhappy over Wimbledon roof closure - Omni Sports
Additionally, Anderson called for a change in the tournament format so that players won't have to go through such long matches. As it was for the first three sets the Centre Court roof was closed and, again, the quality on display was sensational.

World Cup host Putin gives Trump football made in Pakistan
But she took issue with the president's tone, saying Trump bullied other countries into something and then took credit for it. Others made signs which read " Putin's puppet is a dummy" and 'Impeach 45'.

Boys trapped in Thailand cave mourn diver who died in rescue mission
He added: "The pressure that was put on these (international divers) was enormous and they never dropped the ball for a second". Gunan was one of about 80 current and former Thai Navy SEALs who made up the bulk of the divers involved in the rescue effort.

British royals release new photos to mark Prince Louis’s christening
"The photographs were taken by Matt Holyoak at Clarence House , following Prince Louis' christening ", the palace tweeted . William and Kate were joined at the event by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle , the Duke and Duchess of Sussex .

Archbishops console England after World Cup semi-final defeat
Croatian team had previously come third in the 1998 World Cup, which is the same year when France won their first world cup. Thousands of fans gathered at major outdoor screenings for the knockout games as World Cup fever gripped the nation.

Southgate says communicating with Russian people was 'wonderful experience'
Some of Belgium's key players will now also have hard decisions to make about where they play their club football next season. Harry Redknapp fears we're all getting a little carried away by England's excellent World Cup showing.

'One of the Best on the Planet'
A first World Cup final in the country's short history. "I think now in many years people will remember us, not the '98 team", added Lovren.

Twitter purge hits Uhuru Kenyatta, Ruto and bloggers Nyakundi, Dela
Uhuru, who is the most followed Kenyan on Twitter , had 3,234,935 followers as of July 12 but lost 16,071 of them in the purge. Camera IconFormer US president Barack Obama lost more than 2 million followers by Friday morning as part of the Twitter purge.

Djokovic 'overwhelmed' after downing Nadal in Wimbledon classic
Anderson had break points in the 15th, 21st and 35th games of the decider before taking victory when a tired Isner hit long. Anderson saved three break points in the third game of the first set before Isner had to save a set point in the 10th.