Craig Taylor

Labour’s leader vows to go after “tax cheats” but declines to categorically say he would take Britain out of the EU.
BBC News – UK

President Trump is being asked by senior advisers to send 3,000 extra soldiers to fight the Taliban.
BBC News – US & Canada

The US says it has corruption concerns but stresses that money for essential health services remains.
BBC News – Africa

The A’s secured their third consecutive walk-off victory at the Coliseum on Monday evening, going to battle with the Angels for 11 innings before Jed Lowrie sent everyone home with a game-winning homer for a 3-2 […]

The A’s rallied against Tigers closer Francisco Rodriguez for their second walk-off celebration in as many days Sunday, with Ryon Healy providing the final blow courtesy of a two-run homer for an 8-6 […]

He has promised ‘pro-business’ policies including lower taxes and more labour market flexibility.
BBC News – Business

Russia says regional players back a “de-escalation zones” deal, but some Syrian rebels reject it.
BBC News – Middle East

Antonio Costa was dismissed after a brutal attack on members of the Gamela tribe in Maranhao state.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Voters reject far right Marine Le Pen and choose former investment banker as new leader.
BBC News – Europe

The party will repeat its promise to cut net migration to “tens of thousands”, the BBC understands.
BBC News – UK

North Korea says it held the university worker on suspicion of “hostile acts” against the state.
BBC News – US & Canada

The 82 girls released by Boko Haram meet President Buhari, who is travelling again for medical reasons.
BBC News – Africa

The A’s rallied for their first walk-off win of the season, getting a two-run single off the bat of Adam Rosales for a thrilling 6-5 victory at the Coliseum on Saturday night that evened the three-game […]

The scheme is part of the government’s draft clean air plan, which critics dismissed as “toothless”.
BBC News – Business

The 54-year-old takes over in a week that saw the militant group adopt a new policy document.
BBC News – Middle East

The women protest against security forces as the US expresses concern at the “violent crackdown”.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Fallout from an online data leak continues as France gears up for Sunday’s presidential election.
BBC News – Europe

The Earl of Wessex becomes first royal to speak about Prince Philip’s decision to end public duties.
BBC News – UK

Trudeau considers banning US coal exports and imposing duties on Oregon industries.
BBC News – US & Canada

The students from a primary school in northern Tanzania were travelling to sit an exam.
BBC News – Africa