Simon Furness

Whistleblowing banker who went to prison speaks outPeter Johnson, who was jailed for “rigging” interest rates, speaks publicly for the first time since being released in 2018. BBC News – Business

Ryanair apologises for 'Tel Aviv in Palestine' flight rowPassengers on a flight to Israel reacted angrily after a member of cabin crew made the announcement. BBC News – Middle East

Mapping the search for Colombia's plane crash childrenThe strategy used to track down four children lost in the Colombian jungle, visualised. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Ukraine war: Putin confirms first nuclear weapons moved to BelarusRussia’s leader says the move is to remind anyone “thinking of inflicting a strategic defeat on us”. BBC News – Europe

Trooping the Colour: Royals celebrate King Charles's first birthday paradePrinces Louis and George and Princess Charlotte joined other royals to watch the flypast. BBC News – UK

Daniel Ellsberg: Pentagon Papers whistleblower dies aged 92Daniel Ellsberg, who exposed Vietnam War lies, only recently warned of the risks of new conflicts. BBC News – US & Canada

Uganda school attack: Pupils among 40 killed by militants linked to Islamic State groupAttackers linked to the Islamic State group used machetes and burned a dormitory during the attack. BBC News – Africa

iPhone maker Foxconn to switch to cars as US-China ties sourFoxconn, which makes over half of the world’s Apple products, seeks its next big growth driver. BBC News – Business

Anger at Israeli army probe into fatal shooting of Palestinian toddlerMohammed Tamimi’s parents condemn a report blaming a mix-up for his killing by an Israeli soldier. BBC News – Middle East

Argentina 2-0 Australia: Lionel Messi scores fastest career goal in Beijing friendlyLionel Messi scores his fastest career goal as Argentina comfortably beat Australia in a friendly in Beijing. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Greece boat disaster: Capsized boat had 100 children in hold, BBC toldSurvivors from a fishing boat that sank off Greece say as many as 750 people may have been on board. BBC News – Europe

My surgeon experimented on me and ruined my lifeLeann lives in constant pain and needs crutches to walk after a botched operation by surgeon Sam Eljamel. BBC News – UK

Pittsburgh synagogue shooting accused to learn his fateThe prosecution says in closing arguments the alleged gunman “hunted” the Pittsburgh victims. BBC News – US & Canada

Why South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa is leading Ukraine peace missionSouth Africa’s president is spearheading the mediation effort at a time when he is under US pressure. BBC News – Africa

US holds interest rates steady in first since 2022But the Federal Reserve also said it expected to push rates higher before the end of the year. BBC News – Business

Israeli troops will not face criminal charges over Palestinian-American's deathThe soldiers gagged and bound 80-year-old dual US citizen Omar Asad, who then died of heart failure. BBC News – Middle East

International drugs ring smuggled cocaine in surfboardsPolice disband a gang which stashed surfboards full of cocaine and sent them from Uruguay to Europe. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Greece migrants: Hundreds feared missing as boat sinksAt least 79 people have died after their fishing vessel capsized off the coast of southern Greece. BBC News – Europe

Look after each other, victim's father says at Nottingham vigilFathers of two students killed in Nottingham stand united in grief, with David Webber telling mourners: “I’ve lost my baby boy.” BBC News – UK

Dylan Mulvaney: Bud Light loses top spot in US after boycottSome drinkers boycotted the brand after the firm partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. BBC News – US & Canada