Craig Taylor

At least 25 people are killed in an attack on a busy market in Iraq’s capital, security sources say.
BBC News – Middle East

The leftist candidate won the popular vote but had been accused of fraud by rival Keiko Fujimori.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

A BBC team encounters some of the migrants trying to make the dangerous journey to England.
BBC News – Europe

Boris Johnson also questioned whether the NHS would be overwhelmed, his former aide tells the BBC.
BBC News – UK

A stadium was sent into panic and a six-year-old was killed in two of the weekend’s worst shootings.
BBC News – US & Canada

The pilot survives by ejecting and hiding with local residents, before rejoining his comrades.
BBC News – Africa

The online grocer says the blaze was caused by a collision between robots at one of its warehouses.
BBC News – Business

Egyptian heavyweights Al Ahly win a tenth African Champions League on Saturday after beating Kaizer Chiefs 3-0 in Morocco.
BBC News – Middle East

Wearing a bulletproof vest, Martine Moïse arrives home after receiving treatment in the US.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The chancellor vows to fast-track aid after visiting some of the worst-hit areas in western Germany.
BBC News – Europe

There will be no limit on how many people can meet, nightclubs can reopen and large events resume.
BBC News – UK

Canada had a slow start on vaccinations compared to its neighbour but has now caught up to the US.
BBC News – US & Canada

People were urged to honour the anti-apartheid hero’s legacy by rebuilding after riots left 212 dead.
BBC News – Africa

Independent beer makers have promised reform following allegations of discrimination and harassment.
BBC News – Business

Iran is facing a severe drought, and there is growing public anger over water and power shortages.
BBC News – Middle East

Many are struggling to source their second dose of the Covid-19 jab in one of the worst-hit countries.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Crews scramble to reach victims of deadly floods in Germany and Belgium, where hundreds are missing.
BBC News – Europe

He says he has had two jabs and his symptoms are “very mild” despite feeling “groggy” on Friday.
BBC News – UK

A Texas judge says new applicants cannot be enrolled in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
BBC News – US & Canada

At least 212 people are now known to have died in unrest sparked by the jailing of Jacob Zuma.
BBC News – Africa