Craig Taylor

Argentine Vice-President Amado Boudou is charged with abuse of power over his alleged control of a company that prints Argentina’s banknotes.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Bosnia marks 100 years since the assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the trigger for World War One.
BBC News – Europe

David Cameron comes under fire after his defeat in a row over the new European Commission president, but a cabinet minister says he was “brave”.
BBC News – UK

Legendary soul singer and songwriter Bobby Womack, who worked alongside many of the greatest musicians of the 20th Century, dies at 70.
BBC News – US & Canada

At least 10 people have been killed and 14 injured in an explosion in the northern Nigerian city of Bauchi, police say.
BBC News – Africa

As the Thunder continues to dig its roots deep into the Oklahoma City soil, the prototype of a typical player in the organization has beg
Oklahoma City Thunder

The online retailer Amazon is accused of ‘bullying’ smaller UK publishers in the latest round of contract negotiations.
BBC News – Business

President Barack Obama asks the US Congress for $ 500m (£294m) to train and equip what he described as “moderate” Syrian opposition forces.
BBC News – Middle East

Luis Suarez is banned from world football for four months for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

A senior adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin lashes out at Ukraine’s president ahead of the signing of a controversial EU deal.
BBC News – Europe

An EU summit in Brussels is poised to confirm Jean-Claude Juncker as next president of the European Commission, despite strong UK opposition.
BBC News – UK

Parts of the US came to a standstill as people took time out from work to watch their team lose 1-0 but still advance to the World Cup last 16.
BBC News – US & Canada

A Kenyan regional governor is charged with terrorism and murder over attacks near Lamu in which scores were killed.
BBC News – Africa

The thrill of joy and agony of defeat can teeter on a very thin edge in the playoffs, but with more experience, players learn not only ho
Oklahoma City Thunder

Oklahoma City Thunder

Payday lender Wonga must pay £2.6m in compensation after sending letters from non-existent law firms to customers in arrears.
BBC News – Business

Iraq’s Prime Minister Nouri Maliki rejects calls for an emergency “national salvation” government to counter jihadist-led Sunni rebels.
BBC News – Middle East

Uruguay’s Luis Suarez could face a lengthy ban that would end his World Cup if he is found guilty of biting.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The West warns Russia it may impose new sanctions as fighting flares up in eastern Ukraine despite a truce between government forces and pro-Russian rebels.
BBC News – Europe

A senior judge rebukes David Cameron for commenting on the conviction of Andy Coulson while the phone hacking trial was still going on.
BBC News – UK