Iranian state media are indicating that a second round of talks with US officials in Pakistan scheduled for Monday may now not take place, after the US Navy fired on an Iranian oil tanker sailing through the Strait of Hormuz and seized the vessel. Earlier, the White House announced that Vice President JD Vance would fly to Islamabad for meetings with Iranian officials that would be mediated by the Pakistani government. Our US correspondent Simon Marks reports from Washington.

Embattled UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will face lawmakers in parliament on Monday as he tries to quell anger over an unrelenting scandal involving long-time Jeffrey Epstein associate Peter Mandelson. Mr Mandelson, once the UK's ambassador to Washington, was sacked over his ties to the late sex offender. Our UK correspondent, Gavin Grey, spoke to Janice Lo.

The British government is set to announce legislation next month to move the country closer to the European Union, as relations with the United States suffered over the Iran war. Damon Pang reports.

At least 10 people, including eight children, were killed in a mass shooting in the US state of Louisiana. Police say it appears to be an incident of domestic violence and that two other victims, both women, were shot in the head and remain in critical condition. One more child is in hospital with a non-life-threatening injury. Jamie Clarke has the details.

The government says Wang Fuk Court residents will be given flexibility to go in and out of their homes to collect their belongings more than once during their designated three-hour period. This comes as the first batch of residents are scheduled to start returning home from Monday. Damon Pang reports.

The government's Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises will announce a new batch of companies on Monday. That's according to Financial Secretary Paul Chan, who said among them are several firms with a market value reaching HK$100 billion. Wallis Wang tells us more.

The head of the Trade Development Council has highlighted Hong Kong's role in helping mainland companies go global. Frederick Ma says the city provides essential professional services to enterprises looking to extend their reach under an initiative that was launched last week. Henry Siu has more.

Executive Council convenor Regina Ip says a new accountability system for government department heads could help officials proactively solve problems and carry out reforms. Wallis Wang reports.

The Eastern Hospital has upgraded its day centre for elderly patients with a range of new rehabilitation technologies. Dr Jonathan Chan, the hospital's deputy chief of medical services, says the upgrade is needed to help more elderly patients and improve their experience as the population is ageing. He spoke to Matthew Hung.

A humanoid robot has broken the half-marathon world record at an event in Beijing. Sunday’s race showed off the fast-improving athleticism of the machines, as they raced past human runners. Jamie Clarke has more.

The 50th edition of the Hong Kong Sevens ended in style on Sunday, after three days of exciting rugby action and, of course, plenty of partying. On the pitch, the South African men's team celebrated their first-ever title in Hong Kong, overwhelming the defending champions Argentina in the final, while New Zealand women made it four in a row by beating their old nemesis Australia. Hailey Yip has the highlights.

At Kai Tak Stadium, the Hong Kong, China men's team were again the Melrose Claymores champions, after defeating Japan 19-15 in the final. Hailey Yip reports.

Tens of thousands of rugby fans were in vibrant costumes and high spirits at Kai Tak Stadium on the final day of the Hong Kong Sevens tournament. Hailey Yip was there.

Kowloon City district councillor Rizwan Ullah says the Rugby Sevens gave a boost to eateries and businesses in the area. He says authorities and the private sector can do an even better job in terms of disseminating promotion information to both locals and tourists attending the mega event. Mr Ullah spoke to Damon Pang.

Manchester City set the scene for yet another title heist and an Arsenal collapse, after they beat their title rivals 2-1 at home in the English Premier League. Erling Haaland scored a second-half winner as City moved to within three points of the Gunners, with a game in hand. Nazvi Careem with more.

The second phase of the Hong Kong Premier League season has begun, meaning the league has now been split in two: the top half is the Championship Group, while the bottom half is called the 'Challenging' group. Despite Kitchee clinching the domestic title last week, there was still plenty of action over the weekend. Our Asia football correspondent, Chris KL Lau, has details.