Craig Taylor

Protesters in the US are arrested by police after a deadline passes to end the year-long protest.
BBC News – US & Canada

Mr Badjie is said to have personally presided over torture sessions under ex-President Yahya Jammeh.
BBC News – Africa

It had been exactly a week since Thunder players filled up the hallways, cafeteria and locker room inside the INTEGRIS Thunder Developmen
Oklahoma City Thunder

Kendall Graveman is labelled a perfectionist by Oakland manager Bob Melvin as the right-hander soaks up as much information from some of the best pitchers in the game.
OAK Homepage News

Jesse Hahn was the A’s No. 3 starter when the 2015 season opened, but he went down to injury after just 16 starts. He will get an early chance to showcase his talents Saturday.
OAK Homepage News

British Gas plans to launch a £100m customer loyalty scheme after government pressure on energy suppliers over pricing.
BBC News – Business

Victim’s father calls sentence a “joke” in a case which split opinion in Israel on the use of force.
BBC News – Middle East

The results of the first round of the presidential poll may be delayed until Thursday.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The European Commission’s president warns of a “tough” two-year divorce negotiation with the EU.
BBC News – Europe

A man who blew himself up in Iraq two days ago was Ronald Fiddler, an ex-Guantanamo Bay inmate, the BBC understands.
BBC News – UK

The memos take a much tougher approach towards enforcing existing US immigration measures.
BBC News – US & Canada

The UN has declared a famine in parts of South Sudan, the first to be announced anywhere in the world in six years. So why has famine returned?
BBC News – Africa

Rehabbing from Tommy John surgery is a long, arduous process that can be equal parts lonely and boring. Except A’s right-hander Chris Bassitt has hardly been lonely, and only occasionally bored.
OAK Homepage News

Unilever shares slide as US food giant abandons £115bn bid for Unilever, its Anglo-Dutch rival.
BBC News – Business

The second day of the government’s assault on the IS stronghold begins with artillery fire.
BBC News – Middle East

The ruling party candidate is just short of the percentage of votes needed to avoid a run-off.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Billionaire owner Andrei Melnichenko is alleged to owe 15.3m euros to the shipbuilder.
BBC News – Europe

The resignations are blamed on “crass insensitivity” by leader Paul Nuttall and donor Arron Banks.
BBC News – UK

Sweden questioned his reference to a security incident there which did not happen.
BBC News – US & Canada

Civil war and economic collapse are blamed for the situation, the first to be announced in six years.
BBC News – Africa