Craig Taylor

Voters go to the polls in Burundi after a night of gunfire and blasts in the capital Bujumbura, as President Pierre Nkurunziza seeks a third term.
BBC News – Africa

Rail passengers who suffer travel delays can now claim refunds in cash instead of vouchers as new compensation arrangements come into effect.
BBC News – Business

At least 43 people are reported killed and more than 100 wounded in Yemen’s port city of Aden, as rebels hold out against a government offensive.
BBC News – Middle East

The state prosecutor’s office in Venezuela bars a former state governor, Pablo Perez, from holding office, the third such banning this week.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Germany’s Angela Merkel says she is prepared to consider further debt concessions to Greece once its economic reforms are worked out.
BBC News – Europe

A man is charged with murdering a great-grandfather who was stabbed after a minor car crash in West Sussex.
BBC News – UK

The Mitsubishi corporation of Japan makes a landmark apology for using US prisoners of war as forced labour during World War Two.
BBC News – US & Canada

Fourteen mausoleums in Timbuktu in northern Mali are rebuilt, three years after they were destroyed by Islamist extremists.
BBC News – Africa

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 9, 2015 – The Oklahoma City Thunder has signed forward Kyle Singler to a multi-year
Oklahoma City Thunder

Weaving between the 60 bouncing basketballs and the campers trying to dribble them was a blur of a man, twisting and spinning his way thr
Oklahoma City Thunder

People who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) can receive widely differing compensation, a BBC investigation has found.
BBC News – Business

A car bomb in an Iraqi town rips through a market, killing 120 people and injuring about 130, officials say.
BBC News – Middle East

The head of Bolivia’s Football Federation, Carlos Chavez, is arrested as part of a corruption investigation, officials say.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Greece’s ex-Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis pours scorn on the country’s €86bn bailout in an exclusive interview with the BBC.
BBC News – Europe

Rescuers searching for four people missing after an explosion devastated a mill have entered the remains of the building in what may become a “recovery operation”.
BBC News – UK

The four US Marines shot dead by a gunman in Tennessee are named by officials as investigators focus on suspect’s visits to the Middle East.
BBC News – US & Canada

The Westgate shopping mall in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, where al-Shabab militants killed 67 people in September 2013, opens its doors again.
BBC News – Africa

With just a few turns of the steering wheel, Billy Donovan bounces between his hotel room and his office, grinding away at the work that
Oklahoma City Thunder

Bank of England governor Mark Carney indicates that UK interest rates could rise “at the turn of this year”.
BBC News – Business

Several ministers from Yemen’s exiled government return to the country for the first time since being forced to flee by Houthi rebels in March.
BBC News – Middle East