Craig Taylor

The US Supreme Court rules that same-sex marriage is a legal right – a decision President Obama hails as a “victory for America”.
BBC News – US & Canada

Tunisia deploys extra security to tourist sites and vows to close down mosques accused of inciting violence, after a deadly attack at a beach resort.
BBC News – Africa

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 25, 2015 – The Oklahoma City Thunder selected guard Cameron Payne with the 14th pick and center Daka
Oklahoma City Thunder

As the time ticked off the clock before each draft pick of the 2015 NBA Draft was announced at the Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn, NY, the
Oklahoma City Thunder

The government says it will delay or cut back a number of modernisation projects that were part of a planned £38.5bn upgrade of Network Rail.
BBC News – Business

Islamic State militants fight Kurdish troops in the northern Syrian city of Kobane, months after their symbolic defeat there.
BBC News – Middle East

Brazilian senators are in Venezuela to try to promote dialogue, a week after a rival Brazilian team was allegedly attacked by government supporters.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Greece and its international creditors remain in deadlock over its debt crisis despite a series of top-level meetings.
BBC News – Europe

David Cameron says he is delighted the process of “reform and renegotiation” of the UK’s EU membership is under way, following a summit in Brussels.
BBC News – UK

The US Supreme Court has handed President Barack Obama a major victory by upholding a key portion of his landmark healthcare law.
BBC News – US & Canada

A South African commission recommends a criminal investigation into police accused over the 2012 deaths of 34 striking workers at the Marikana mine.
BBC News – Africa

During his workouts, Steven Adams’ massive fingers nearly envelop a basketball, making it look more like a dodgeball than something he wo
Oklahoma City Thunder

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras criticises Greece’s international creditors after they fail to accept his government’s latest reform proposals.
BBC News – Business

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hardens his stance on the nuclear negotiations with world powers, as the deadline for a final deal nears.
BBC News – Middle East

The bodies of 17 people believed to be victims of Peru’s civil conflict are discovered in a mass grave high in the Andes.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

President Obama tells his French counterpart, Francois Hollande, that the US is no longer spying on France after the latest Wikileaks revelations.
BBC News – Europe

Scenes of hundreds of migrants in Calais trying to board lorries to the UK during a strike were “totally unacceptable”, David Cameron says.
BBC News – UK

The White House announces changes to how the US government handles hostage situations that involve its citizens.
BBC News – US & Canada

A South African court criticises the government for letting Sudan’s President Bashir leave the country despite an International Criminal Court arrest warrant.
BBC News – Africa

Bookmaker Ladbrokes says it is in talks with Gala Coral Group over a possible merger.
BBC News – Business