Craig Taylor

A Guatemalan judge orders ex-president Otto Perez Molina to stand trial on corruption charges in a scandal that led to months of street protests.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The European Commission president urges EU nations to accept their share of 120,000 extra refugees, saying it is “time for concerted action”.
BBC News – Europe

Cheering crowds greet the Queen on the day she becomes Britain’s longest reigning monarch, as David Cameron praises her “selfless sense of service”.
BBC News – UK

Hillary Clinton apologises for using a personal email account for official business whilst US secretary of state.
BBC News – US & Canada

Child mortality has fallen by more than 50% since 1990, a report by the World Health Organization and UN children’s organisation Unicef says.
BBC News – Africa

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Player wages eat up most of the money involved in international transfer deals during the past two years, according to new Fifa figures.
BBC News – Business

President Francois Hollande of France says he has ordered preparations to start for air strikes on Islamic State militants in Syria.
BBC News – Middle East

An independent investigation into the disappearance of 43 Mexican students last year rejects the government’s account of events.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Hundreds of migrants break through police lines in Hungary and head north along a motorway, as EU politicians continue to wrangle over the influx of asylum seekers.
BBC News – Europe

Two British Islamic State jihadists were killed by an RAF drone strike in Syria, the PM says – the first targeted UK drone attack on its own nationals.
BBC News – UK

An Italian court issues harsh criticisms of “glaring errors” in the investigation into the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher.
BBC News – US & Canada

Chad’s ex-leader Hissene Habre is carried into court and held down by masked security officers at the resumption of his war crimes trial.
BBC News – Africa

Trains return to the Scottish Borders with the opening of the longest new domestic railway built in Britain for over a century.
BBC News – Business

US Secretary of State John Kerry voices concern to Moscow amid reports of a Russian military build-up in Syria in support of President Assad’s forces.
BBC News – Middle East

Guatemalans vote for a new president amid a corruption scandal that forced the arrest of the previous incumbent.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

A convoy of private cars crosses from Austria to Hungary to collect stranded migrants, as thousands continue to make their way to western Europe.
BBC News – Europe

Money from the UK’s international aid budget is to be used to help councils to house refugees from Syria, Chancellor George Osborne says.
BBC News – UK

Hundreds gather in support of a county clerk in the state of Kentucky jailed for refusing to issue marriage licences to gay couples.
BBC News – US & Canada

A Sierra Leone village of nearly 1,000 people is put under quarantine after a dead woman’s body tested positive for Ebola.
BBC News – Africa